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Mizzima Junta forces burned and destroyed at least five villages in Budalin Township, Sagaing Region, since launching an offensive on 1 September, according to local residents. “About five villages have been burned down. (confirmed by 3 sources) [1]
Over the past week, evidence has emerged of a massacre by Myanmar’s military regime in the country’s northwest, where the bodies of around 40 people were discovered during the course of July. [2]
YANGON—An army captain and two naval personnel based in southern Rakhine State’s Kyaukphyu Township were killed when the Arakan Army (AA) launched rocket attacks on two naval vessels on a river in Myebon Township last Friday. [3]
The bodies of around 40 people killed by junta soldiers were found in the resistance stronghold of Kani Township in Sagaing Region in July, according to residents. “Junta troops raided our villages. [4]
Three more townships in northern Arakan State imposed curfews on Wednesday following fresh clashes earlier this week between Buddhists and Muslims in the strife-torn region, where a total of nine townships are now under lockdown. (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]
YANGON—A motorcycle ferry operator was shot dead while driving home to his village in northern Rakhine State’s Kyauktaw Township early Friday morning, according to local residents. [6]
Mizzima The Myanmar junta has been conducting airstrikes along the border of Bago Region’s Taungoo District (Htan Tabin Township) and Kayin State’s Thandaunggyi Township since 6 March, resulting in the deaths of four people, including an elderly woma... [7]
A powerful windstorm struck Paung town in Mon State at around 7:45 a.m. today, July 24, damaging nearly 100 homes, according to local residents. The worst-hit areas include Paung Ward, Win Kha Lone Ward, Dawei Su and Moe Nine Karen Ward. [8]
Mizzima Junta forces burned and destroyed at least five villages in Budalin Township, Sagaing Region, since launching an offensive on 1 September, according to local residents. “About five villages have been burned down.
Over the past week, evidence has emerged of a massacre by Myanmar’s military regime in the country’s northwest, where the bodies of around 40 people were discovered during the course of July.
YANGON—An army captain and two naval personnel based in southern Rakhine State’s Kyaukphyu Township were killed when the Arakan Army (AA) launched rocket attacks on two naval vessels on a river in Myebon Township last Friday.
The bodies of around 40 people killed by junta soldiers were found in the resistance stronghold of Kani Township in Sagaing Region in July, according to residents. “Junta troops raided our villages.
Three more townships in northern Arakan State imposed curfews on Wednesday following fresh clashes earlier this week between Buddhists and Muslims in the strife-torn region, where a total of nine townships are now under lockdown.
YANGON—A motorcycle ferry operator was shot dead while driving home to his village in northern Rakhine State’s Kyauktaw Township early Friday morning, according to local residents.
Mizzima The Myanmar junta has been conducting airstrikes along the border of Bago Region’s Taungoo District (Htan Tabin Township) and Kayin State’s Thandaunggyi Township since 6 March, resulting in the deaths of four people, including an elderly woma
A powerful windstorm struck Paung town in Mon State at around 7:45 a.m. today, July 24, damaging nearly 100 homes, according to local residents. The worst-hit areas include Paung Ward, Win Kha Lone Ward, Dawei Su and Moe Nine Karen Ward.
Inspired by the stellar performance of highly rated exponent Banlung Tubtimdang, Thailand’s taekwondo team maintained its dominance by securing a second consecutive treble of gold medals at the 33rd SEA Games at Fashion Island Shopping Mall on Friday
The Myanmar junta lost another town and more bases as well as nearly a dozen troops in the past five days as People’s Defense Forces (PDFs) and ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) continued their attacks on regime targets across the country.