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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar:
Tens of thousands of people remain trapped in the Kayah State capital of Loikaw as junta troops block roads to prevent civilians fleeing amid a resistance offensive to take the town, Loikaw residents and volunteers said. [1]
With more than 90 political parties expected to compete in Burma’s general election on Nov. [2]
At least 30 Myanmar junta troops were killed and many others injured on Saturday in attacks in Demoso Township, eastern Kayah State, according to the Karenni Nationalities Defense Force (KNDF). (confirmed by 3 sources) [3]
Allied resistance forces in Kayah (Karenni) State have made impressive gains since launching their anti-regime Operation 1111 offensive on November 11. [4]
Junta airstrikes on civilian and resistance targets in Kayah State have risen sharply over the past six months, doubling the combined total in 2021 and 2022, according to the Progressive Karenni People Force (PKPF), which monitors regime atrocities i... [5]
Tens of thousands of people remain trapped in the Kayah State capital of Loikaw as junta troops block roads to prevent civilians fleeing amid a resistance offensive to take the town, Loikaw residents and volunteers said.
With more than 90 political parties expected to compete in Burma’s general election on Nov.
At least 30 Myanmar junta troops were killed and many others injured on Saturday in attacks in Demoso Township, eastern Kayah State, according to the Karenni Nationalities Defense Force (KNDF).
Allied resistance forces in Kayah (Karenni) State have made impressive gains since launching their anti-regime Operation 1111 offensive on November 11.
Junta airstrikes on civilian and resistance targets in Kayah State have risen sharply over the past six months, doubling the combined total in 2021 and 2022, according to the Progressive Karenni People Force (PKPF), which monitors regime atrocities i
Life has been harsh for young Karenni woman Maw Thea Myar since she fled to a new camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) set up inside Thai territory near the Myanmar border.
At least 500 civilians reportedly remain trapped in Ywar Thit town in Bawlakhe Township in the resistance stronghold of Kayah State after it was seized by junta troops on June 27.
Fierce clashes continue raging in Kayah State’s Hpaswang and Loikaw townships since the junta sent in heavy reinforcements on July 21 to resume its counter-offensive in the first state to establish its own interim government body.
More than 30 junta soldiers were reportedly killed and others wounded by armed resistance fighters in Kayah State and Sagaing Region on Thursday. The Irrawaddy was unable to independently confirm the casualties.
Karenni activists have given the Kayah State government until March 17 to remove a statue of General Aung San that was put up in a park in Loikaw over the objections of many residents, according to local sources.