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  "As the Myanmar military struggles to exert control over areas of resistance, air strikes have become a key part of their offensive," the report said.
  Although the military is demoralised and has been losing control over many parts of the country, its increasing use of air power is a major challenge for the resistance, Christina Fink, a professor of international affairs at George Washington University, said at a January 19 online seminar organised by the Stimson Centre think tank in Washington, DC. The military has an air force capability it didn't have 20 years ago, she said.
  The opponents of military rule have virtually no access to sophisticated weapons to combat air attacks and their supporters are urging an embargo on the sale of aviation fuel to Myanmar to stop the air attacks.
  
  
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