The failure of deputy junta leader Soe Win to attend a cabinet meeting in Naypyitaw on April 22 is intensifying debate about his fate: was he wounded by a drone or is he being purged?
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The Pa-O Youth Organization says 11 children have been killed by junta airstrikes and shelling since fighting broke out in January.
The failure of deputy junta leader Soe Win to attend a cabinet meeting in Naypyitaw on April 22 is intensifying debate about his fate: was he wounded by a drone or is he being purged?
Residents of Kachin State's Momauk Town are prohibited from fleeing by junta troops as artillery units pummel civilian neighborhoods.
Strategic trade town has faced scorched-earth attacks since regime troops were ousted in November.
Karen forces report successful ambush attacks on military columns in the Dawna Mountains overlooking the country's biggest border trade hub. 
The junta left the former NLD member in his position after the military coup in an apparent bid for legitimacy.
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