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Over 2.6 million individuals have faced displacement due to the armed conflicts and strife resulting from the military coup, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) in Myanmar. Due to conflicts spurred by the coup, almost two million people have fled their homes, with an additional 600,000 estimated to be newly displaced by
Pattaya International Forum hosted by outgoing Thai government. The Military Council claimed that Myanmar, was “previously peaceful for almost half a century,” had descended into a nation plagued by fierce armed conflicts as certain ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) trained and armed young individuals, converting them into fighters of the People's Defense Force (PDF). During
On April 3rd, the KNU Mutraw Daily News reported that during the month of March, 190 armed clashes took place between the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), the armed wing of the Karen National Union (KNU), and the coup Military Council in Mutraw (Hpapun) District, a territory controlled by the KNU’s 5th Brigade, resulting significant casualties for the Military Council.
The Cobra Column announced that 20 Military Council soldiers were killed and 10 were captured alive during the 7-day clashes that took place from March 25th to 31st in Myawaddy Township of Karen State on the Thailand-Myanmar border.
The Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA armed wing of the Karen National Union (KNU), led a joint attack on the Military Council’s Mel Kha Hta Camp, situated on the banks of the Thanlwin (Salween) River in the Mutraw (Hpapon) District of the KNU, on March 28th. During the attack, 16 soldiers of the Military Council were killed, and 7 others were wounded, according to