Dhaka, March 29 -- Myanmar's junta chief insisted Thursday that a planned election will go ahead despite the country's spiralling civil war, in a speech to thousands of soldiers and dignitaries at the annual Armed Forces Day parade.Min Aung Hlaing condemned the array of armed groups fighting his rule as "terrorist insurgents" driven by "warlordism", after a year of seismic battlefield defeats.Russian-made jets roared overhead and troops paraded though the remote, high-security capital Naypyidaw for the event, which has become progressively smaller in the four years of civil war since the military deposed Aung San Suu Kyi's civilian government. Min Aung Hlaing said the authorities were sticking to a plan announced earlier this month that a...