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Malaysia's recent reception of Myanmar's military leader, Min Aung Hlaing, with full honors, marks a significant shift in its regional diplomacy. This move comes just days after the repatriation of hundreds of Myanmar nationals, raising concerns about the nation's stance on international accountability and refugee protection.

On October 8, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim extended a full guard of honor and an official luncheon to Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing in Putrajaya. This marked the military chief's first official visit since the 2021 coup that plunged Myanmar into crisis. The diplomatic welcome followed closely on the heels of Malaysia's repatriation of 1,476 Myanmar nationals by sea, the initial phase of a plan to return 5,000 people. Kuala Lumpur has framed these actions as
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