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Junta artillery destroys 400 homes, kills 5 in southern Myanmar - Vimarsana News

Junta artillery destroys 400 homes, kills 5 in southern Myanmar

Most residents had left the village to avoid getting caught up in armed conflict before the attack.

Source: rfa.org
In Battle of Kawtbein 23 Police Surrender to KNLA but Dhammatha Village Set Ablaze from Shells fired by Junta naval ship in Gyaing River - Vimarsana News

In Battle of Kawtbein 23 Police Surrender to KNLA but Dhammatha Village Set Ablaze from Shells fired by Junta naval ship in Gyaing River

On March 27, a Junta military vessel in Gyaing River shelled Dhammatha village in Kyaikmaraw Township, Mon State, igniting fires that consumed numerous village homes. As of the evening, the fire was still spreading, and locals reported that it had not yet been brought under control or extinguished. "The village was targeted and shelled by a military vessel in the Gyaing River,

Farmers in Kyondoe Township Under Pressure: Restrictions on Rice Planting near Military Areas - Vimarsana News

Farmers in Kyondoe Township Under Pressure: Restrictions on Rice Planting near Military Areas

During this year's planting season, local villagers have reported that the Light Infantry Battalions 545 and 546, based in Kyondoe Township, have issued orders to halt rice cultivation in the farmlands surrounding the villages where the military is stationed. Furthermore, it has been mandated that only a maximum of three individuals are permitted to be present at the

Myanmar Regime Forces Clash With Resistance in Karen State - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Regime Forces Clash With Resistance in Karen State

Junta employing air and artillery strikes as ongoing fighting near the Myanmar-Thailand frontier halts border trade.