@LeongWaiKitCNA@AHACentre It is attacked by soldiers of Myanmar Junta. Not People’s Defense Force. Junta’s soldiers always attack innocent civilians and people who help the victims. So, you may think who will do this kind of attack. Your news headline should be corrected if you are honest.
Myanmar military junta’s forces bombed with three fighter jets on a place of ceremony in Kachin State around 9 pm on 23 October.
This leads to more than 80 deaths and hundreds of injuries till now.
It is a genocide on Kachin ethnic people.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
The decapitated body of a high school teacher was left on grotesque display at a school in central Myanmar after he was detained and killed by the military, witnesses said Thursday.
These Kachin ethnic singers and more than 60 people were killed by Myanmar military junta’s forces by air strikes during a Kachin ethnic traditional festival.
It is another crime of genocide.
The world is watching without helping anything.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
@elonmusk Please provide Starlink terminals for #Myanmar people too. In Myanmar, there are many regions cut off from internet by military junta. Thank you in advance for your kind consideration.
@Save_GlobalNews Who attacked the school? China? Russia? Or Myanmar military junta?
Your condemned statement is dedicated to whom? To the people of Myanmar?
It’s hard to guess who did the attack. Could you please issue a clear statement?
#HelpMyanmar
Myanmar is in chaos with Covid19 and facing with oxygen outages.
Myanmar military terrorists cut out the oxygen charity sources. They use Covid-19 as a weapon to kill pro-democracy civilians.
#MyanmarNeedsO2
Here is a translation of my Tweet and message about the unfolding crisis in Kayah. Yet another example of the pressing need for strong, coordinated international action.
Mass deaths from starvation, disease and exposure could occur in Kayah State after many of the 100,000 forced to flee into forests from junta bombs are now cut off from food, water and medicine by the junta. The international community must act. My full statement below.
Amazing scenes from #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar, where despite 4 months of military dictatorship and deadly attacks on protesters, people still continue to resist. The least ASEAN can do is impose an arms embargo and refuse to recognize the junta.