Civilian killings on the rise in Myanmar
PDF resistance fighters have since retaken the area and captured several soldiers. “Since the ruling junta in Myanmar reconfigured its military command structure in March, civilians have been subject to the military’s worsening repression and intensified aerial bombing campaign,” ACLED said. “These adjustments included the regular deployment of specialised groups of two to five jet fighters executing sustained airstrikes against single targets.” A Myanmar government spokesperson did not immediately respond to questions from Reuters.
- ▪PDF resistance fighters have since retaken the area and captured several soldiers.
- ▪“Since the ruling junta in Myanmar reconfigured its military command structure in March, civilians have been subject to the military’s worsening repression and intensified aerial bombing campaign,” ACLED said.
- ▪“These adjustments included the regular deployment of specialised groups of two to five jet fighters executing sustained airstrikes against single targets.” A Myanmar government spokesperson did not immediately respond to questions from Reu
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World Civilian killings on the rise in Myanmar Surge in violence linked to tactics of new military chief, conflict monitors say PUBLISHED : 28 Jul 2026 at 11:57 WRITER: Reuters Small Medium Large An image from a video posted by the People’s Defence Force shows the burning remains of a property in Myit Chay township, where at least 40 civilians were reported killed by Myanmar army forces in May of this year. PDF resistance fighters have since retaken the area and captured several soldiers.
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