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05/06/2026

02/06/2026

Junta forces torched Htinchaung Village, Mindat Township, Chin State, on May 30, burning homes & a monastery to ruins. Troops remain deployed in the area.

https://www.bnionline.net/en/news/junta-forces-torch-village-mindat-township

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01/06/2026

If people get freedom to live safely in Thailand this might be positive but what about those who need refuge in the future?

Thailand details 10-year timeline to disband and close Myanmar border refugee camps: https://eng.mizzima.com/2026/05/31/34670

01/06/2026

Blast at building storing explosives in Myanmar kills more than 45 people

June 1, 2026 (AP)

A blast on Sunday at a building in northeastern Myanmar said to have been storing explosives for mining has killed more than 45 people, according to rescue workers and independent media reports.

About 70 other people were injured in the explosion that took place around noon in the village of Kaungtup, in Namhkam township.

The area, located about 3 kilometers (2 miles) south of the Chinese border, is under the control of the Ta’ang National Liberation Army, an ethnic armed group which has engaged in sporadic fighting against Myanmar’s central government.

A rescue worker who rushed to the site of the blast told The Associated Press that 46 bodies, including six children, had been recovered by Sunday evening and taken for cremation.

The rescuer, who spoke on condition of anonymity for security reasons, said 74 injured people had been transported to the township hospital and rescue operations were continuing.

Another rescuer in Namhkam, who also spoke on condition of anonymity, said about 40 people were killed and more than 100 houses near the blast site were damaged.

Myanmar media outlets, including Shan State’s online Shwe Phee Myay news agency, reported death tolls ranging from 50 to 55. They published photos and videos showing smoke from the explosion and damaged buildings and debris in its aftermath.

28/05/2026

Junta torches Kyaukkwin Village on Hpapun–Kamarmaung Road: 70+ homes burned, artillery shelling widespread. A "scorched-earth campaign" causing massive losses & displacing residents.

https://www.bnionline.net/en/news/junta-torches-kyaukkwin-village-hpapun-kamarmaung-road

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27/05/2026

Appalling!

Over 200 young men in Mon State forcibly conscripted into Batch 25! Arrested from streets & homes, they're now military recruits. A grim reality.

https://www.bnionline.net/en/news/over-200-young-men-drafted-mon-state-new-conscription-batch

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06/05/2026

Horrendous!

17/04/2026

Myanmar cuts ex-leader Aung San Suu Kyi's sentence, frees former president

April 17, 2026 (Reuters)

Myanmar has reduced the sentence of imprisoned ex-leader Aung San Suu Kyi, her lawyer told Reuters on Friday, as part ​of an amnesty by a new president who ousted her government ‌in a coup five years ago.

Suu Kyi, 80, was serving a 27-year sentence for a litany of offences her allies said were politically motivated to keep her at bay, ranging from ​incitement and corruption to election fraud and violating a state secrets ​law.

The sentence has been cut by one-sixth, but it remains unclear ⁠whether the Nobel Peace Prize winner will be allowed to serve the rest ​of her sentence under house arrest, the lawyer said.
The wildly popular Suu Kyi, who ​had dismissed the charges against her as "absurd", has not been seen in public since the end of her marathon trials, and her whereabouts have been unknown.

Earlier, state media reported that President ​Min Aung Hlaing approved an amnesty for 4,335 prisoners, the third such move in ​the past six months. Amnesties typically take place in Myanmar each year to mark Independence ‌Day in ⁠January and New Year in April.

Among the prisoners freed was Win Myint, who served as president from 2018 until the 2021 military coup.

Win Myint, an ally of Suu Kyi, was "granted a pardon and the reduction of his remaining sentences ​under specified conditions", state ​broadcaster MRTV said.

⁠A spokesperson for the military-backed government did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The 2021 coup against Win Myint and Suu ​Kyi's democratically elected government was led by Min Aung Hlaing. It ​plunged the Southeast ⁠Asian country into a nationwide civil war that continues to rage.

Min Aung Hlaing was elected president on April 3 following polls in December and January during which the opposition was stifled and ⁠largely ​absent. Critics and Western governments dismissed the vote ​as a sham designed to entrench military rule behind a democratic facade.