Clashes are ongoing in Seng Taung amid junta airstrikes and shelling; junta forces who fled the police station are torching civilian homes, local residents say.
The key to ending military dictatorship is a unified revolution against the common enemy, not separate ethnic armed struggles, says Tun Myat Naing in part three of our interview.
Dozens of people have died or gone missing while tens of thousands were made homeless as torrential rains inundated Myanmar's administrative capital, with more heavy downpours on the way.
Desperate to quell discontent within the military, Min Aung Hlaing's tour of regional commands and stepped up bombing of rebel-held areas are for internal consumption.
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The Thai air force is dropping food and medicine to Typhoon Yagi flood victims while Myanmar regime's airstrikes continue to target civilians.
Clashes are ongoing in Seng Taung amid junta airstrikes and shelling; junta forces who fled the police station are torching civilian homes, local residents say.
The key to ending military dictatorship is a unified revolution against the common enemy, not separate ethnic armed struggles, says Tun Myat Naing in part three of our interview.
Dozens of people have died or gone missing while tens of thousands were made homeless as torrential rains inundated Myanmar's administrative capital, with more heavy downpours on the way.
Desperate to quell discontent within the military, Min Aung Hlaing's tour of regional commands and stepped up bombing of rebel-held areas are for internal consumption.
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