
Tracking Burma's Spring Revolution from February 2021 until it wins
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Junta weapons captured by Karenni defense forces in Mobye Township. The Karenni say between 40 and 70 junta troops were killed during an Oct. 7 offensive that was driven back to the town. (Ayeyarwaddy Times 10/9)
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Charred remains of a mother and infant in the junta’s terrorist bombing of a marketplace in Kyauktaw, Arakan that killed 50+ people. (Khar Ra 9/28)
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Another civilian massacre by airstrike. The illegal m...
Anatomy of an FPV drone of the type now commonly used to destroy junta ships, planes, trucks, and camps. (From a video on Myanmar Now 9/20)
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A captured conscript in Arakan provided revealing insights in...
Burma’s pro-democracy Ambassador speaks at the United Nations on Sept. 14. (Maung News 9/15) The illegal Naypyitaw regime is trying to unseat him with China’s help.
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It is becoming common to hear about...
A Kachin army drone strike on a junta supply boat on Sept. 9 near Shweku. (The Irrawaddy E 9/9)
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In Burma as elsewhere, drones are changing the nature of warfare. This week’s drone attacks on a well-def...
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Foreigner focused on Burma/Myanmar & Kawthoolei (Karen State) and the quest for democracy and self-governance
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