When the people are the enemy: Why Myanmar’s resistance is not giving up

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Junta airstrikes and artillery have displaced 2,049 residents from their villages to Plaw Ta Poh camp near the Moei River, where they face constant fear of drone attacks and disease. Camp leader Naw Phaw Lwei stated that the junta targets civilian areas, citing recent drone strikes that destroyed homes and killed one person, underscoring the daily insecurity faced by displaced families.

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After more than five years of fighting, the will to defeat a regime that routinely targets civilians is as strong as ever.

When the people are the enemy: Why Myanmar’s resistance is not giving up

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