Seasoning of Civil War, Russia Rejects Sanctions for Myanmar's Junta; Russia insists it is against sanctions for Myanmar's military junta. Russia warns that steps of a legal nature could spark a large-scale civil war in the country.
The path to threats and pressure, including the use of sanctions against Myanmar authorities, has no period, said the spokesman for the Interfax news agency ministry and reported by Telisik.
Such a policy, according to Russia, will push Burma (Myanmar-Ed) to a full-fledged civil conflict.
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Myanmar has been wracked by chaos since the military coup that took place on February 1, which ousted factor leader Aung Sian Suu Kyi and thwarted Myanmar's quest for full democracy.
According to local monitoring groups, more than 550 people have died in various incidents related to anti-coup protests on Myanmar territory.
International powers are seeking to increase pressure on Myanmar's military by targeting its business interests, including the lucrative jade and ruby trade.
But so far, neither sanctions nor calls have been able to make Myanmar's military completely restrained amid its efforts to quell the growing unrest.
Last week, the United Nations (UN) Security Council unanimously expressed deep concern at the rapidly deteriorating situation in Myanmar.
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The Russian authorities themselves are trying to develop their relationship with the Myanmar military junta. Last month, Russia's Defense Military Representative, Alexander Formin, attended the annual military parade which is called Myanmar.
When the military parade was held, more than 100 people died in various protests in Myanmar. In the parade, Russia also exhibited military equipment such as the T-72 Tank, MIG-29 Combat Jets and MI-24 helicopters."katakita"
