In October alone, the Myanmar Defense & Security Institute recorded 161 regime airstrikes resulting in 145 civilian deaths and 316 injuries. MDSI is a a research organization founded by military defectors after the coup. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
A junta airstrike on a school in Nyaung Pin Lel Village, Kani Township, Sagaing, killed 11, including teachers and children, and injured others on Saturday, said the civilian National Unity Govt. (Photo: People’s Defense Comrade) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
The death toll has risen to 11, including four children aged 2, 5, 7, and 17, after junta gyrocopters bombed a school and homes in Kani Township on 7 November. Three of the injured children died on 8 November.
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In October 2026, the junta committed 556 verified human rights violations, including 641 airstrikes that killed 212 civilians. A cluster bomb struck a Starlink hub in Yesagyo, killing 12 civilians who were charging phones and reading the news.#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Seven local civilians were killed and many others injured after consecutive days of junta aerial bombing on villages in southern Pauk Township, Pakokku District, Magway Region. Schools, monasteries, and homes were also damaged. Local sources told MFP.
#OngoingDemocide
A regime airstrike on Nankyar Village near Mrauk-U, Rakhine, killed a pregnant woman, 38, and injured more than 10 civilians Thurs night, residents said. (Photo: Nankyar after an airstrike on Nov. 5 / Deep Sigh and One Nation News ) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Military junta airstrikes killed three pupils at a school for displaced children and a newborn and health workers at a clinic. UNICEF says children are being killed in the very places where they should be safe. https://t.co/QNhw5DSxN7
Another attack on health in #Myanmar, on 4 November, has reportedly killed at least five health workers in Kawling township, Sagaing region, bringing the total number of attacks on health in 2026 to 65 with 63 deaths.
With 4 million people displaced by conflict and disasters, Myanmar's health system is already struggling with recurrent outbreaks, resurgent malaria and other vector-borne diseases, and many unvaccinated children at risk of measles and polio. Continued attacks deprive people of lifesaving care.
I cannot say it loudly enough: health care is #NotATarget. It must be protected at all times.
Terrorist Myanmar Military Conducts Late-Night Airstrike on Nan Kyar Village in Mrauk-U Township (A pregnant woman killed and around 10 innocent civilians injured)
News ၊ November 6, 2026
The terrorist Myanmar military launched an airstrike using a fighter jet on Nan Kyar Village in Mrauk-U Township, Arakan State, yesterday late at night on November 5, at around 11:00 PM.
A fighter jet originating from the Meiktila Air Base of the terrorist Myanmar military dropped bombs on Nan Kyar Village at approximately 11:31 PM yesterday.
During the airstrike, a pregnant woman was killed, more than 10 innocent civilians were injured, and several residential houses were damaged.
The victim killed in the airstrike was identified as Daw Thet Thet Mon (35 years old), who was four months pregnant, from Nan Kyar Village, Mrauk-U Township.
"Yesterday, when everyone was already asleep, they came and struck. I couldn't hear clearly how heavy the bomb was, but the sound was really loud. The woman who died was four months pregnant, leaving behind two daughters. Bombing like this while people are asleep is a truly despicable act. Because they are coming daily to drop bombs with fighter jets and Y-12 aircraft, the public has to live in increasing fear day by day," said a local woman from Nan Kyar Village.
Earlier on November 1, at around 5:30 PM, the terrorist Myanmar military used two fighter jets to bomb a temporary maternity hospital near Ngwe Taung Pauk Bridge in Htammarat Ward, Mrauk-U Town, killing five innocent civilians, including an infant.
Faced with defeat on the frontlines and unable to accept it, the desperate military junta is carrying out severe airstrikes against the people of Arakan, blatantly committing war crimes.
#Arakan #Arakkha #Rakhine #Myanmar #Airstrike #TerroristMyanmarMilitary #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #WhatsHappeningInArakan
Source@ONN
5 health workers were killed and patients injured when regime aircraft attacked a hospital in resistance-held Shawphyukone Village, Kawlin Township, Sagaing, on Wed, resistance groups said.
(Photo: Junta-bombed hospital in Kawlin District, 2026.) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
A hospital treating local residents was bombed from the air. At least nine civilians—including patients—were killed and many injured in Shaw Phyu Kone, eastern Kawlin Township, Sagaing Region, local sources told Yangon Khit Thit News Agency.
#OngoingDemocide#WarCrimesOfJunta
Regime gyrocopter strikes killed seven civilians — including a 90-year-old blind resident — in Magwe’s Pauk Township on Tuesday, Pauk Humanitarian Group confirms. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Four children are among at least 16 people killed in Myanmar regime airstrikes on a maternity clinic, school, monastery and other civilian targets after ASEAN’s envoy arrived for a humanitarian visit Wednesday.
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https://t.co/oC3sqKQ3pB
Regime gyrocopter and artillery strikes kill seven civilians, wound 15, and force 3,000 to flee in Magwe’s Pauk Township on Tuesday. Magwe has suffered over 2,500 regime airstrikes and 500 civilian deaths since the 2021 coup.
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#Rakhine State, 2 fighter jets dropped bombs directly on the hospital. Infants, pregnant women were inside. At least four others were injured. “They deliberately targeted it," a Mrauk-U resident said.
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#Rakhine State, On the early morning of 30 October 2026, the Myanmar Air Force reportedly launched airstrikes, allegedly using two fighter jets, on a school in Kyein Chaung Village, located in Northern Maungdaw Township.
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⚠️Four civilians were killed and three others were injured when junta forces carried out airstrikes on two villages in Kanyin Chaung Village Tract, Thayetchaung Township, Dawei District, Tanintharyi Region, on October 30, according to the Karen National Union (KNU) and local residents.
The attacks took place at around 12:00 noon, when a junta fighter jet reportedly dropped bombs on Kanyin Chaung and Hmywe Chaung villages along the Myeik–Dawei Union Highway.
A local resident familiar with the incident told the Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) that one of the bombs struck a civilian home in Kanyin Chaung Village, killing four people from the same family.
“Yesterday, they came and dropped several bombs on villages near the main road. In Kanyin Chaung, a bomb hit a house, and members of the family were killed. They also bombed and fired at another village, where more people were injured,” the resident said.
The four people killed in Kanyin Chaung Village were identified as a 10-year-old girl, a 93-year-old woman, and two men aged 23 and 25. All four reportedly died at the scene.
In nearby Hmywe Chaung Village, three civilians were injured in the bombing, including two girls aged 10 and 15 and a 35-year-old man. One of the injured was reported to be in critical condition.
According to a statement released by the KNU's Brigade 4, Myeik–Dawei District, junta forces used a K-8W fighter jet to carry out the attack, reportedly dropping two 250-pound bombs and two 300-pound bombs, as well as firing a 23mm cannon toward the village areas.
A local humanitarian worker involved in flood relief efforts expressed concern over the continued attacks on civilian communities.
“The situation is terrible. It seems that whenever an area is outside their control, they bomb buildings and villages. Now even schools are being hit, and children are losing their lives. Innocent civilians are being killed, but nobody seems able to stop these attacks or hold those responsible accountable. It is heartbreaking,” the relief worker told HURFOM.
The airstrikes also damaged at least two civilian homes, one school and two motorcycles in Kanyin Chaung Village Tract. Some residents have since fled to safer areas, fearing further attacks.
The latest bombing comes as communities in the area are still recovering from severe flooding and landslides that struck during the last week of September.
According to information received from local sources, the disaster killed two residents and damaged 376 homes, while 1,657 people have been facing shortages of food and difficulties finding safe accommodation. Roads and bridges were also damaged, making travel and humanitarian assistance more difficult.
Many families had only recently begun cleaning their homes, repairing damaged property and trying to rebuild their daily lives when the airstrikes took place.
“People have already suffered so much because of the floods and landslides. They are still trying to recover from that disaster. Now they have to face another attack. Just imagine how difficult and painful this must be for those families,” the humanitarian worker said.
Junta troops have also continued advancing along the Myeik–Dawei Union Highway, where intermittent fighting with joint resistance forces has been reported. The ongoing military operations have forced some villagers to remain displaced, while others are afraid to return to their homes.
For families in Kanyin Chaung and Hmywe Chaung, the airstrikes have added further loss and fear at a time when many are still struggling to recover from the recent disaster.
Photo: KNU Brigade 4 - Aftermath of junta airstrikes on Kanyin Chaung Village Tract, Thayetchaung Township, Dawei District, around noon on October 30, 2026.