Gen. Min Aung Hinging is under the imposition of multiple global sanctions, and he is also required by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity.

The Prime Minister of the Military in Myanmar, Thailand, visits a regional summit, where he makes a rare international trip where his country recovers from a Destroyer That killed thousands of people.

Gen. Min Aung Hinging has been recruited by most of the West to topple the democratically elected government in Aung San Suu Ki and subsequent brutal repression. It has not been allowed to participate in other regional organization meetings, the Association of Southeast Asian States, since the army seized power in February 2021 and began to suppress the opposition violently.

However, he is one of the many regional leaders who visit Bangkok for the summit of nations for a period of three days in the Bay Bay area. Upon his arrival on Thursday, the head of the military was received by the Minister of Labor in Thailand Fifat Ratakacitbrakarn at the airport.

Later an official dinner for the leaders of the Bay Bay Bay, which consists of seven members of technical and economic cooperation (BIMSTEC), which includes Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Putan, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

The government media, which focused on the summit focusing on technical and economic issues, said that Min Ong Hinging, who led Hashia from Myanmar officials, met the Prime Minister in Nepal K. Pictures of Thai government showed that Myanmar’s leader sat between the heads of Bhutan and Sri Lanka heads at the head table during Thursday’s dinner with heads of Pimstec state.

On the sidelines, Min Ong Haleing held bilateral direction meetings with Thai Prime Minister Paitongtarn Shinawatra and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday. In a post on X after the Min Aung Hlaing meeting, Modi said that cooperation in communication, capacity building and infrastructure development appeared in their discussions.

Thai officials said that the Thai Prime Minister discussed the prevention of disasters and crime over patriotism and a return home from the fraud centers.

The Bimstec meeting comes where Myanmar is still looking for survivors in the rubble left by a Huge earthquake Last week.

The earthquake size overthrew 7.7 with thousands of buildings, collapsed bridges and tied roads. The army said in a statement that the death toll rose to 3,085 on Thursday, with more than 4,700 people wounded and at least 300 are missing.

But even when people in Myanmar fought with the earthquake, the army made air strikes on the rebel groups, which led to an angry condemnation of the international powers.

This week, the army called for a temporary ceasefire that started on Wednesday until April 22nd in operations against armed opponents, which reflects the moves by a major rebel alliance and the shadow government in Myanmar, which brings parts of the previous administration.

But all parties still say they reserve the right to behave in self -defense, and there were already reports of a full -time fighting.

Meanwhile, the demonstrators in Bangkok offered a banner called the Myanmar military commander as a “killer” while joining the summit.

The National Unity Government, the shadow established by the elected politicians who were prevented from sharing their seats, said it strongly condemned the inclusion of Min Ong Hong at the summit. He said he has no legitimacy to represent Myanmar.

Nug said it urged Bimstec to “immediately cancel the military council’s participation in the summit and relevant meetings.”

The collective justice active in Myanmar said in a statement that Main Ong Hang’s invitation to attend the meeting “legislates and encourages the Military Council resisting by the people of Myanmar for more than four years, and distorts the reputation of Pimstec as a regional body.”

Min Ong Hinging is under multiple global sanctions and the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court seeks arrest by alleged crimes against humanity against Rohingya with an Islamic majority.

“I think the opposite will happen if we do not adhere to what the charter says,” said Nicorendij Palackur, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Thailand.

“He was devoted to the charter, he says that Thailand is responsible for inviting the leaders of all Bimstec leaders.”