The Burma Army shelled a Ta'ang village and damaged a house and a paddy field after clashing with the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) in Muse township, northern Shan State. On Sunday night, the
The Katha District People's Defence Force (PDF) shot dead nine Burma Army soldiers (BA) during a firefight in Indaw Township in Sagaing Region. Many more were wounded and some of them later died, according to
The Myohla Kachin People's Defence Force (Myohla KPDF) allegedly killed many Burma Army (BA) soldiers with landmines when they ambushed a patrol column in Shwegu Township, Kachin State. More than 80 BA soldiers from Light
The Burma Army (BA) murdered 4 villagers and burnt down 20 houses in Lae Ngao. More than 100 soldiers had been staying in the village in Sagaing Region for three days since 27 May and
Regime soldiers have shot dead a man in a reportedly unprovoked attack in a village in jade-rich Hpakant Township, Kachin State. "There was no clash in the village...a man on a motorbike didn't stop at
In Kalay Township, some 50,000 people displaced by a brutal clearance campaign by the Burma Army (BA) desperately need emergency food and medicine. Before the junta sent BA soldiers to attack resistance fighters and burn
Two people were killed by the Burma Army (BA) after a shell struck a business in Hpakant Township, in Kachin State. According to a local familiar with the incident, Yon Gway, 50, the owner of
At least ten Burma Army (BA) soldiers died in clashes with the All Burma Students' Democratic Force (ABSDF) and a local branch of the People's Defence Force (PDF) in Katha Township, Sagaing Region, a member
Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) soldiers have shouted at and threatened villagers after they asked them to leave their camp for displaced people in Burma's restive northern Shan State. Since early in the year,
The regime's forces murdered 3 civilians and burnt down 81 houses in two villages in Burma's Sagaing Region. According to a member of the Depayin People's Defence Force PDF, on 19 April, a 100-strong column
