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The anti-regime resistance will continue to move forward with or without the MNDAA, Dr. Miemie Winn Byrd told The Irrawaddy in an interview.
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Despite soliciting millions of dollars in crony donations, junta relief and rehab efforts have left vast swathes of the country untouched.
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Junta jets bombed residential wards of Lashio on Monday, destroying civilian houses and seriously injuring a resident.
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At least 180 people, including dozens of children, have been killed in regime bombings since a meeting last month between Min Aung Hlaing and China's foreign minister.
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Bangladesh officials said the Border Guard and army troops fled across the international border between June 11 and Aug. 14.
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Monday, September 30, 2024
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 09/30/2024
Saturday, September 28, 2024
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 09/28/2024
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Karen, Shan and Chin groups and the civilian National Unity Government say the invitation to talks is a sign the junta is losing.
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Also this week, the regime urged advancing resistance groups to negotiate, shored up cadets' flagging morale, and targeted flood relief volunteers.
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Friday, September 27, 2024
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 09/27/2024
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A generation of Myanmar children continue to be traumatized by the regime's bombing of schools, IDP camps and other civilian targets. Please act now to help stop it.
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The regime has intensified its bombing of civilian targets, killing dozens of children, even as the flood death toll in the absence of proper rescue and rehab efforts exceeds 400.
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Regime bombs rained down on liberated Lashio in northern Shan State hours after it invited all "terrorist" groups to join peace talks.
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The claim appeared in an article published on a pro-regime Telegram channel, which also praised China and Thailand for standing by the junta.
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The regime invited 'ethnic armed groups, terrorist insurgent groups, and terrorist PDF groups' to communicate with it to 'solve political problems politically'.
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Thursday, September 26, 2024
Daily Stories from The Irrawaddy for 09/26/2024
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Rescue workers in Demoso and Pekon townships report that access to IDPs is being blocked by landmines and advancing junta troops.
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The Arakan Army says the regime pilots knew they were bombing displaced civilians in liberated Thandwe town.
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China observer Dr Hla Kyaw Zaw says Myanmar's junta still believes it can win and it will not join Chinese peace talks.
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Civilians evicted from villages around Rakhine State's capital are enduring 'severe hardship' in overcrowded camps, with claims they are being used as human shields.
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Analysts say governing Lashio will stretch the ethnic armed group's manpower and capacity.
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