Myanmar: New Data Suggests Military Still Importing Fuel for Deadly Air Strikes Despite Sanctions

Air strikes have killed or injured hundreds of civilians across Myanmar in 2023, and left many feeling nowhere is safe. The best way to stop the Myanmar military from carrying out lethal air strikes is to stop all jet fuel imports into the country

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