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Four members of Myanmar s security services, including Brigadier General Aye Min Naung, were shot dead by a sniper as their helicopter prepared to land near the Thai border. The incident occurred in eastern Thingannyinaung town, with the junta not specifying the number of snipers or attributing blame. The region has seen clashes between the junta and ethnic minority fighters. This marks another high-ranking officer s death on the frontlines as the junta faces opposition following the 2021 coup. The ongoing conflict involves various armed ethnic groups challenging the military regime.
In protests against the incidents of violence during the past 24 hours in different districts of Manipur, various organisations including Meira Paibis (women vigilantes) organised massive protests in the state capital Imphal.The security forces burst tear gas shells to disperse crowds gathered in different parts of the city. Some women sustained injuries in the clashes with the security forces.
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BANGKOK (AP) Airstrikes by Myanmar’s military on a village under the control of the pro-democracy resistance in the country’s northwest have killed at least 17 civilians, including nine children, local residents and a human rights group said Sunday. The morning aerial attacks on Kanan village in Sagaing region’s Khampat town, just south of the […]