Myanmar's junta regime conducted an airstrike targeting a civilian hospital in Kyaukme town during mid-day today

Myanmar's junta regime conducted an airstrike targeting a civilian hospital in Kyaukme town during mid-day today resulting in the deaths of two CMDer nurses and injuring at least 20 patients in northern Shan state. The town of Kyaukme has been administered by the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) since it successfully seized control last year from decades of the junta regime's control.

The attack is part of a broader pattern of violence and ongoing activity by the junta regime. On 30 November last year, airstrikes executed by the junta claimed the lives of 11 individuals, including several Buddhist monks, while critically wounding 11 others when a Buddhist monastery was struck.