Myanmar ⁠has freed former president Win Myint and reduced the sentence of imprisoned former leader Aung San Suu ‌Kyi as part of an ‌amnesty that saw the release of 4,335 prisoners, according to state media.

“The president has pardoned Win Myint,” said a statement on Friday from the office of newly elected president Min Aung Hlaing.

Win Myint, an ally ‌of ⁠Suu Kyi, served as president ⁠from 2018 and 2021 but ‌was ousted ‌by a military coup and had been detained since.

Suu Kyi’s 27-year sentence had been cut by one-sixth, but it remained unclear whether the Nobel Peace Prize winner would be allowed to serve the rest of her sentence under house arrest, her lawyer said.

Min Aung Hlaing also commuted all death sentences in a blanket order, one of his first official acts since the coup leader was installed as the country’s civilian president.

The military junta snatched power in Myanmar in a February 2021 putsch and resumed executions after decades of not carrying them out, targeting dissidents opposed to the coup, rights group said.