Myanmar's military marks the anniversary of a landmark 2015 peace deal with ethnic rebel groups that its critics say is now defunct. Over a dozen rebel groups have fought Myanmar's military for decades over autonomy and control of lucrative resources, but ten had signed a Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA). Critics of the NCA say it is in tatters since the junta's 2021 coup, which unleashed a bloody crackdown on dissent and sparked renewed fighting with some of its signatories. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES