Myanmar army attacks rebel group event, At least 30 killed

Myanmar Military Attacks: At least 30 people have been reported killed in the central region of Myanmar. Explain that the agitators had organized a program to protest against the military rule, which was attacked by the Myanmar army. 30 people have died in this rebellion.

Civilian deaths

Citing residents of the Sagaing region, BBC Burmese, Radio Free Asia (RFA), and the Irrawaddy news portal reported that 50 people, including civilians, had died in the attack. However, the news agency Reuters has not yet been able to talk to the spokesperson of the ruling army in this matter.

Earlier on March 14, the Myanmar army attacked a Buddhist monastery and killed 28 people. The claim was made by the Karenni Nationalist Defense Force (KNDF), a rebel outfit.

Military rule in Myanmar

Myanmar's army seized power from Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government on February 1, 2021. Subsequently, he and top leaders of his ruling National League for Democracy party were arrested. There were many protests against it and about 2 thousand more civilians died. This military action forced people in most parts of the country to take up arms. 

UN chief raised voice about democracy

Two years ago, the army took over the government in Myanmar. Regarding this, now the head of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has raised his voice for the democratic aspirations of the people of Myanmar. He has warned Myanmar's military that the military's planned election crackdown on civilians and political leaders could increase instability in the country. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said that the Secretary-General strongly condemns all forms of violence in Myanmar, as it is worsening the situation in the country and also promoting serious regional implications.