The Ta'ang National Liberation Army-held town of Nawnghkio in northern Shan State was targeted by junta aircraft while it was marking the Thadingyut festival.
Daw Ywet Nu Aung came to prominence as a staunch defender of the legal rights of political prisoners and thorn in the side of the military regime before the junta threw her in jail too.
The KIA continued its conquest this week through rare-earth mining territory previously held by the junta-aligned BGF and is advancing on other trade hubs on the Chinese border.
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After decades of deadly persecution, Myanmar is haunted by the restless souls of the countless heroes who have given their lives for the country.
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army-held town of Nawnghkio in northern Shan State was targeted by junta aircraft while it was marking the Thadingyut festival.
Daw Ywet Nu Aung came to prominence as a staunch defender of the legal rights of political prisoners and thorn in the side of the military regime before the junta threw her in jail too.
The KIA continued its conquest this week through rare-earth mining territory previously held by the junta-aligned BGF and is advancing on other trade hubs on the Chinese border.
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