News About Myanmar

Mizzima The Karen National Union (KNU) on 14 December strongly condemned the Myanmar junta’s airstrike on Mrauk-U General Hospital in Rakhine State, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law. The statement is as follows. On December 10th, the terrorist military bombed Mrauk-U People’s Hospital with 500-pound bombs, resulting in the deaths of 34 civilians and injuries to over 60 people. The KNU states that attacking basic infrastructure such as a public ho

Mizzima The United League of Arakan (ULA) published a letter on 14 December expressing gratitude for the outpouring of international sympathy for the deaths and injuries which occurred as the result of the Myanmar junta’s airstrike on Mrauk-U General Hospital. The bombing took place on 10 December, acknowledged world-wide as International Human Rights Day. The text of the letter of gratitude is as follows. On International Human Rights Day, December 10, 2025, the fascist terr

Mizzima Myanmar junta leader Senior General Min Aung Hlaing in a speech to Tatmadaw personnel under the Yangon Regional Command and their families, reaffirmed the military’s central role in national politics, signalling that the armed forces intend to retain power even after the December-January elections. The remarks, reported in the junta-controlled  Global New Light of Myanmar , outline a vision of continued military oversight over the country’s political institutions and

December 16, 2025 Nineteen revolutionary forces have united to create the Spring Revolution Alliance today, December 15, the Spring Revolution Alliance (SRA) has declared. The organizations that make up the Spring Revolution Alliance include the Burma Army (BA), Burma Liberation Democratic Front (BLDF), 96 Soldiers People’s Defense Force (PDF), Burma People’s Liberation Army (BPLA), Karenni National Defense Force (KNDF), Chin Neway (CB), Danu People’s Liberation Army (DPLF),

Narinjara, December 16, 2025 The terrorist military junta has bombed the villages of Intain, Kyaukkale, and Min Yat in Kyaukphyu Township, Rakhine State, using drones, which resulted in the destruction of two monasteries and a school that were serving as shelter for internally displaced persons (IDPs). In the afternoon of December 13, the terrorist military commission attacked the three villages using drones from the sky. The roof and walls of the monastery in Intain village

NAWNGHKIO, Myanmar—The election billboards are shining new in Myanmar’s northern town of Nawnghkio, but the homes are still shattered by combat. Myanmar’s military clawed back the town in a pre-election offensive this summer, but political campaigning is colored by the pall of destruction rather than the promise of democratic renewal. “We are still living in fear,” said one resident, speaking to AFP on condition of anonymity for security reasons.