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More Than 60 Women, Including Pregnant Woman, Killed by Military Junta Attacks

March 11, 2026

More than 60 women, including a pregnant woman, were killed across Myanmar in February due to air and ground attacks carried out by the military junta, according to a statement released on March 10 by the Burmese Women's Union (BWU).

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More Than 60 Women, Including Pregnant Woman, Killed by Military Junta Attacks

At Least 10 Civilians, Including Children, Killed in Two Days of Junta Airstrikes in Palaw

Salt Producers in Mon State Seek to Recover Losses from Last Year

Mon Youth Behind Forced Military Conscription — dies tragically

KIA and AA are the Central Force for Northwest Myanmar Liberation Alliance

Some Social Welfare Groups Temporarily Suspend Activities Due to News Financial Requirement

Six Civilians, Including Three Children, Killed in Junta Airstrike in Tanintharyi

Farmers Turn to Black Market for Fuel Amid Purchase Restrictions in Mon State

Three Clashes Reported in One Day in Northern Ye Township

Junta Troops Withdraw from Winkan and Khaywea Village Tracts

A Shooting Near Payathonzu Left a Local Man Dead

30 Civilians Killed in Kyaukkyi Township After Junta Troops Open Fire