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A three -day attack attack launched by the junta in four main areas covering a large part of the central plains of Myanmar killed 50 people and injured nearly 80, said Radio Asia Radio sources.
The Myanmar junta, which seized power in 2021, faces the resistance of dozens of militias in search of autonomy. In response to insurgency attacks, the soldiers bombed villages suspected of refusing rebels, often killing dozens of civilians.
During the last assaults, the Junta killed 20 people in the village of Kyi Tauk Pauk of the canton of Singu and the Leik Kya and Yae Htwet villages of the Canton of Thabeikkyin in the Manadalay region between Friday and Sunday.
“A 500 pound bomb fell. Four men and two women were injured, only those who were of average age,” said a resident of Kyi Tauk Pauk, refusing to bear a name for security reasons, adding that three dormitories at local school were destroyed when a junta plane attacked around 2 p.m. Friday.
The air strike of the village of Leik Kya killed 12 civilians, including a child, three women and eight men, and injured three others, said a member of a local militia in Pyinoolwin under the arm of the government of national civil unity in exile, or Nug.
The plane came from the Meiktila air base, on the border of the state of Shan and the Mandalay region, abandoning a 300 pound bomb and opening fire in the village, said a member of the militia, refusing to bear a name for security reasons.
Similarly, Saturday afternoon attacks against Yae Htwet left 24 people dead and nearly 20 injured when two bombs hit the village, residents said, adding that the number of deaths should increase because many people are seriously injured.
Several young children were also killed during the attack, said a resident, refusing to bear the name for security reasons.
“Ceasefire”
The NUG announced on Monday that it would take all the necessary measures to punish the military for its violent crimes against the public. Despite the ceasements declared by the Junta and the Nug after the earthquake in the country of March 28 which made thousands of people, difficulties in the territory, ending with the junta attacks, continued.
Other attacks have also targeted the villages through the state of Rakhine and the Sagaing region. Both are considered foci of insurgent activity in the context of militias led by Nug and the Arakane army, which captured 14 of the 17 cantons of Rakhine in his struggle for self -determination.
Aerial junta in a residential area of the city of Kyauktaw in Rakhine, which remains under military control on Saturday afternoon. killed two civilians and injured 20 others, including three children, said residents.
A Junta plane attacked a monastery in the canton of Bilin of my Saturday morning during a religious ceremony. The air strike killed Monk Kaylatha, 10 ,, Ma Wai, 60, and Hla Myint, 69, the Rebel Administration Karen National Union, which controls Kayin parties and the MON states, announced on Sunday. Nine other civilians were injured.
In the sagaing region, two bombs fell into a store in the village of Taw on Sunday evening, killed six family members, said that a resident, who asked to remain lifeless for reprisals.
“A bomb hit the store exactly and killed the whole family,” he said. “They were only civilians, three men, three women, all dead.”
He listed family members like Mi Thay, 20 years old; Min of 30 years; Khin Ma, who was about 50 years old; and also Kyaw Min Kyi; MAW phone; and a woman known as “Mme seen:” All identified without ages.
Two other men were injured in the attack, residents said.
In the canton of Myinmu, Junta’s forces bombed a camp for people who are internally displaced on Saturday morning, killing three civilians and injuring eight others, said residents, identifying them as displaced people, including Su Myat, three, May Zun Oo, 17, and Tin Maung, 69.
Four others were injured, including a five-year-old child, they said.
Junta spokesperson, Major-General, Zaw Min Tun, did not respond to FRG requests.
Translated by Kiana Duncan. Published by Tajun Kang and Mike Firn.