Myanmar's regime denies bombing a school that killed 22, including 20 children, but eyewitnesses and history tell another story. Our fact-check traces what happened.
It has become much easier for the military to request air support for ground operations, and now airstrikes on civilians are carried out across the country on a regular basis.
The junta on Monday bombed a school in Sagaing Region, killing 22 people—20 children and two volunteer teachers. Watch the heartbreaking aftermath: a mother wails over the lifeless bodies of her children, and a volunteer cries out for justice.
The junta made a rare admission that a light infantry battalion was forced to flee its base due to overwhelming "terrorist" numbers but later recaptured it with massive reinforcements.
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Myanmar's regime denies bombing a school that killed 22, including 20 children, but eyewitnesses and history tell another story. Our fact-check traces what happened.
It has become much easier for the military to request air support for ground operations, and now airstrikes on civilians are carried out across the country on a regular basis.
Rights group demands regional bloc cut business ties with regime waging brutal war against its own people.
The junta on Monday bombed a school in Sagaing Region, killing 22 people—20 children and two volunteer teachers. Watch the heartbreaking aftermath: a mother wails over the lifeless bodies of her children, and a volunteer cries out for justice.
The junta made a rare admission that a light infantry battalion was forced to flee its base due to overwhelming "terrorist" numbers but later recaptured it with massive reinforcements.
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