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Biden to speak on Myanmar coup at 1800 GMT: White House

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US President Joe Biden will deliver remarks on the Myanmar coup later Wednesday, says the White House press secretary Jen Psaki. Washington has already legally ended US aid to Myanmar, and Biden has previously said the US will consider reimposing sanctions on the country. IMAGES

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