A high-profile mutiny within the military has led to the appointment of a new chief of staff, raising concerns about the stability of the ruling junta. The failed uprising exposed deep divisions among security forces, forcing leadership to reshuffle key positions to restore control. Analysts suggest the incident highlights ongoing tensions between factions within the military hierarchy. The move comes as the regime faces mounting pressure to address internal dissent while maintaining its authority.
New chief of staff appointed after failed mutiny tested military rulers' grip on power.
