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Leaders at all levels can only become well-disciplined and capable troops if they are well-disciplined.

The Chairman of the State Planning and Administration Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, said that the troops need to be able to successfully carry out operations, security, and territorial control tasks in the areas they are responsible for.

On the afternoon of May 24, while inspecting the situation of the command, military, and military support activities of the Triangle Region Command, Chairman of the State Planning and Administration Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Services, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing made the following remarks.

First, the security, territorial control, and law and order activities in the region; the prevention of illegal trade in border areas; the rule of law; cooperation with neighboring countries to prevent and eliminate those involved in online scams and online gambling; the security of the Mekong River and border security activities; Brigadier General Soe Hlaing, Commander of the Triangle Region Command, explained the need to combat cross-border crime, prevent illegal human trafficking, and carry out anti-drug activities, as well as the ability to conduct army-owned agriculture and livestock activities, and to sell to officers, soldiers, and families at lower prices than the outside market, and other needs.

In response to the explanations, the Chairman of the National Security Council, the Commander-in-Chief of the Defense Services, said that the troops need to be able to successfully carry out operations, security, and territorial control activities in the areas they are responsible for. When it comes to regional security and national security, they need to be constantly attentive and serious. The battalions under the command of the divisional command need to be fully capable and capable of fighting, and they need to train individually and by battalion, and the training schools also need to be constantly trained. Only when the leaders at all levels are well-disciplined can they become well-disciplined and capable of fighting.

The military headquarters, battalions and units carrying out military operations also need to coordinate with each other. Only by coordinating the terrain and information of the area, transportation and security issues can we achieve success. If we do what we should do correctly, we will be able to successfully carry out any military operation and security issues, the Chairman of the National Defense Commission, the Commander-in-Chief of the Defense Forces, said.

In addition, we are increasing subsidies for welfare. By successfully implementing military-owned and privately-owned agricultural and livestock activities, we can ensure the welfare of officers, soldiers and their families. Commanders who are closely monitoring and supervising the military need to constantly monitor and understand the working difficulties, administrative difficulties and livelihood difficulties of their troops and soldiers and solve them as much as possible.

The military must provide food, housing, clothing, The Chairman of the National Defense Commission, the Commander-in-Chief of the National Defense Commission, said that since health has been provided to a certain extent, it is necessary for the commanders who are closely supervising them to improve their living conditions and ensure that they live and eat in an orderly manner.

Each soldier must master the military skills taught, be able to use the weapons and equipment provided, and be courageous. If they do so, they will become competent battalions and units. In addition to security and defense issues, the Commander-in-Chief of the National Defense Commission also said that the battalions and units in the relevant areas must strive to the best of their ability to carry out regional development and the economic development of the local people, the Chairman of the National Defense Commission, the Commander-in-Chief of the National Defense Commission, said that.