"For us, we even killed a lot by slitting their throats". That's how 1 #Myanmar#military soldier described his grotesque killing operation in video obtained by @RadioFreeAsia. Video was in phone soldier may have dropped in #Sagaing https://t.co/zsgqw9Pg3m
"Mr. President, Myanmar people stand with Ukraine people. We Cosponsored UNGA resolution against the invasion. Your fight is our fight, I hope our fight is yours. Freedom is sacred."
Elon Musk says the Optimus Human Robot is the most important thing Tesla will be working on this year and has “the potential to be more significant" than its car business https://t.co/40msrXQ9k2
#Myanmar’s military junta is committing atrocities against their own people & is a threat to regional security. As the anniversary of the coup approaches, it’s time for 1️⃣ targeted sanctions on businesses supplying arms 2️⃣
A #GlobalArmsEmbargo.
(Graphic from @JusticeMyanmar)
An incredible development. It changes everything and put the onus on Macron. Why is he still blocking sanctions on gas revenue?
Myanmar: TotalEnergies Endorses Targeted Sanctions https://t.co/4YEgqmjZ5J
This group of refugees has been held in a cowshed just across the border in #Thailand, very close to the fighting happening on the #Myanmar side. They urgently need to be allowed to move to a safe place & @UNHCRAsia must be given unhindered access to them! https://t.co/yAbQBzT1Y8
From Christmas Eve Massacre to recent airstrikes, #Myanmar’s military junta continues to wage war on its own people - especially in Loikaw, Kayah State, where 60,000+ have been displaced. Ongoing inaction by ASEAN & UN Security Council is unconscionable. https://t.co/gILRN8Z9Bl
"Around 20 civilians have been killed and nearly 40 homes destroyed in a Myanmar village, according to local media, the latest in a series of massacres allegedly committed by the military." The victims "included four men 60 or older." https://t.co/zFEzKbTrbA
Anti-apartheid archbishop #DesmondTutu has died today. In 2017, he famously, and to some controversially, wrote to #AungSanSuuKyi that “if the political price of your ascension to the highest office in #Myanmar is your silence, the price is surely too steep.”
"More than 30 people, including [elders,] women and children, were killed and their bodies burnt" by the Myanmar military in Kayah state, according to local reports. https://t.co/e4DFZsUtY7