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Photo : One Nation News DMG Newsroom 29 September 2026, Kyauktaw At least 49 civilians were killed and 58 others injured in a Myanmar military airstrike on the busy India Market and the area near the Kissapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw Township on September 28, according to the United League of Arakan (ULA). In a three-page statement issued on September 28, the ULA strongly condemned the attack, saying the military bombed the crowded market and bridge area, causing mass civilian c

Mother of child crying after Myanmar junta air attacks against the market areas (photocrd) Dozens of civilians were killed and injured after a Myanmar military airstrike hit an area near the Indian Market and Kassapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw, northern Arakan, on September 28, according to the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA) and local rescue sources. The ULA/AA said a military fighter jet carried out two airstrikes at approximately 12:10 p.m. and 12:14 p.m., targeti

Mizzima Six civilians were killed and 16 others injured within 11 days, from September 17 to 27, due to airstrikes conducted by the military junta forces in the Arakan or Rakhine region, the Arakan Army (AA) announced in a statement dated 27 September. The AA alleged that the military junta forces, facing military defeats on the battlefronts across the Rakhine, have been conducting daily aerial bombings targeting non-military sites. These targets include schools, religious bu

Mizzima A Myanmar junta jet fighter bombed the area around Kissapanadi Bridge and the Indian Market in Kyauktaw town, Rakhine State, on the afternoon of 28 September, killing 33 civilians and injuring 36 others so far, the Arakan Army (AA) said. The jet fighter carried out the attack at 12:10 PM and 12:14 PM. The market was busy with sellers and shoppers, and residents were having lunch. The aircraft made no audible approach, dropping its bombs without warning, according to l

Mizzima Myanmar’s military regime has permanently deactivated more than 470,000 SIM cards in Mandalay Region since August, even as arrests for online scams across the region in 2026 stand at just 42 suspects. The scale of the deactivations was disclosed by Colonel Nay Lin Soe, the region’s Security and Border Affairs Minister, at the fourth regular session of the Mandalay Region Hluttaw on 24 September. He said the cards had been connected to cyber scams and illegal slot-gamb

Bottles of Myanmar Beer are pictured at a restaurant in Yangon on June 30, 2022. Japanese drinks giant Kirin said June 30 it has agreed to a buyout of its shares in its joint venture Myanmar Brewery with a junta-linked conglomerate as it seeks to exit the market after the 2021 coup. (Photo by AFP) Mizzima Info Birmanie and Justice For Myanmar welcome the decision of Monde Selection, a Belgian company which assesses the quality of consumer goods, to revoke awards given to Myan