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An 18-year-old recruit in one of Myanmar's pro-democracy fighting units prepares to launch a drone strike on junta troops, driven by anger and her mothers call for revolution.

Ecowas has threatened to use force to reinstate the democratically elected president of Niger, Mohamed Bazoum.

The victims included a gold mine owner and his eight-months-pregnant daughter.

Junta repeatedly attacking Catholic villages in the central Sagaing region

Have the capacity, does not have anything to do with the junta troops and you can see the shape of the body of them laying down on this truck. could a towel be home full smoke of course not. and the junta make up stories to defend themselves. this is not the first time it happened. in 2017 it happened to the rohingya and continues to happen in myanmar in a defence setting and the junta troops continue the cycle and do not care whether they are committing international crimes or not.— are commi...

To defend themselves. this is not the first time it happened. in 2017 it happened to the rohingya and continues to happen in myanmar in a defence setting to different people and the junta troops continue the cycle and do not care whether they are committing international humanitarian law or not. you mentioned that this is not the first time it has happened. what would you like to see the response to the attack from the international community? we have seen enough statements of concern and sympat...

In 2017 it happened to the rohingya and continues to happen in myanmar in a defence setting to different people and the junta troops continue the cycle and do not care whether they are committing international humanitarian law or not. you mentioned that this is not the first time it has happened. what would you like to see the response to the attack from the international community? we have seen enough statements of concern and sympathy and things like that. what we need now, more, is concrete a...

This is not the first time it happened. in 2017 it happened to the rohingya and continues to happen in myanmar in a defence setting to different people and the junta troops continue the cycle and do not care whether they are committing international humanitarian law or not. you mentioned that this is not the first time it has happened. what would you like to see the response to the attack from the international community? we have seen enough statements of concern and sympathy and things like tha...