Myanmar junta air strike on hospital kills dozens
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- A military airstrike by Myanmar's junta targeted a hospital in Mrauk-U, Rakhine state, resulting in the deaths of over 30 individuals. This attack comes as the junta intensifies its military operations ahead of the scheduled elections on December 28, which they claim will restore peace despite ongoing resistance from rebel groups in controlled areas.
- The incident underscores the escalating violence and humanitarian crisis in Myanmar, raising concerns about the junta's tactics and the safety of civilians amid their push for elections. The military's actions have drawn international condemnation and highlight the dire situation in the region.
- This airstrike reflects a broader pattern of aggressive military strategies employed by the junta, including support from external allies like China. The ongoing conflict and the junta's authoritarian grip raise critical questions about governance, human rights, and the future of democracy in Myanmar, as the military continues to face significant opposition from various factions.
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