Myanmar’s military-backed government says detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi met with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Naypyidaw on Monday, in what multiple outlets describe as a rare contact with the outside world. The president’s office says ICRC resident representative Arnaud de Baecque met with Suu Kyi “this morning,” and several reports note the government released information and photographs about the encounter. The meeting is reported to have taken place while concerns continue about Suu Kyi’s health. She is 81 and has been detained since the military deposed her in February 2021 following a coup, jailing her and setting off an ongoing civil war. Independent reporting also highlights calls from some quarters for “proof of life,” referring to the need for verified updates about her condition while she remains in custody. Across sources, the common elements are the date and location of the meeting, the involvement of the ICRC, and its connection to continuing health concerns. No source provides additional details about the discussion or any outcomes from the meeting.