Relatórios sobre o movimento de Aung San Suu Kyi para a prisão domiciliar são "questionáveis", diz o filho

Reports of 1️⃣ deposed former Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's move to house arrest are "questionable," her son said Tuesday, adding he 1️⃣ believed the ruling military junta wants to keep her location secret to deter resistance attacks on the capital as a 1️⃣ civil war rages.

Dúvidas sobre o localização de Suu Kyi

In an interview with site de aposta f1 , Kim Aris cast 1️⃣ doubt on recent reports in Myanmar local media, citing a military spokesperson, that 78-year-old Suu Kyi, the longtime democracy icon 1️⃣ and Nobel laureate, had been moved from her prison cell ostensibly due to the unbearable heat.

"It's hard to 1️⃣ know their motives. And as far as whether she's been moved or not, that's questionable as well," Aris told 1️⃣ site de aposta f1 's Anna Coren. "There's conflicting reports coming out. In the past, they have said that she's been moved to 1️⃣ house arrest and that has proved to be completely not the case."

Localização atual desconhecida

Aris, who lives in Britain, 1️⃣ is the younger son of Suu Kyi and her late husband Michael Aris. He said he believes his mother is 1️⃣ "either still in prison or she's in the residence of a military official."

"Her only house is a house 1️⃣ that she has in Rangoon and she's definitely not there," he said, using the former name for Yangon, Myanmar's largest 1️⃣ city.

Processos e sentença

Suu Kyi has been detained in military custody since army chief 1️⃣ Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing seized power in a coup on February 1, 2024, ending Myanmar's brief transition to democracy 1️⃣ and plunging the Southeast Asian nation into a raging civil conflict.

Her condition and whereabouts have been kept tightly 1️⃣ under wraps by the ruling junta and she has been photographed just once while attending a court hearing in the 1️⃣ capital Naypyidaw in May, 2024.

Aris said his mother has been prevented from meeting with her legal counsel.