Despite International Condemnation, Airstrikes Continue Relentlessly Across Arakan (Two Innocent Civilians Injured in Thandwe Bombing)

News, October 1, 2026 The Myanmar military junta carried out an airstrike/bombing on Kyauktaw Sakuya village monastery. (photocrd) The Myanmar military has continued a series of airstrikes on areas across Arakan that are not identified as military targets, carrying out repeated attacks with fighter jets over several consecutive days, according to the AAInfoDesk. The latest attacks followed an airstrike on the India Market and areas near the Kassapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw, Ara

Aung Naing Lin, Opinion, October 1, 2026 Three Junta's military warships seen on February 8, 2024 during the Kyauktaw's Kissapanadi river incident (photo@aainfodesk) On September 28, in the mass killing at the India Market in Kyauktaw, 50 innocent civilians were killed and around 60 others were injured. Domestic and international observers unanimously criticized and condemned the incident as a disgusting and heartbreaking act that is unacceptable in the civilized world. Howev

Silent Graves and the Kyauktaw Massacre: Hidden from the World’s Gaze

Two Injured, Including a 4-Year-Old Child, in Consecutive Jet Fighter Airstrikes on Ponnagyun

Township Muslim Affairs Coordination Committee Strongly Condemns Kyauktaw Market Bombing as an Inhumane Terrorist Mass Attack

News, September 30, 2026 High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk speaks at a press conference at the U.N. Offices in Geneva, Dec. 9, 2022.(photocrd) UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has condemned a deadly Myanmar military airstrike on a market in Kyauktaw Township, Rakhine State, which reportedly killed at least 50 civilians and injured dozens (60) more. The attack reportedly took place around midday on Monday, September 28, during a busy period at the

The Kyauktaw Massacre: Another Mass Killing by Myanmar’s Fascist Military in Arakan

Opinion, September 29, 2026 Kyauktaw massacre site seen from a bird’s-eye view (photocrd) In our Arakan land, thousands of our Arakan brothers and sisters, grandparents, parents, uncles, aunts, nephews, and nieces have already been killed by the ground, naval, and air forces of the invading Bamar fascist military council. Because they invaded Arakan with overwhelming force, people encountered along their military columns, whether women, men, or children, were killed like chic

News ၊ September 29, 2026 Mother of child crying after Myanmar junta air attacks against the market areas (photocrd) Dozens of civilians were killed and injured after a Myanmar military airstrike hit an area near the Indian Market and Kassapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw, northern Arakan, on September 28, according to the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA) and local rescue sources. The ULA/AA said a military fighter jet carried out two airstrikes at approximately 12:10 p.

Arakanese Scholar Sayagyi Shon Ohn Passes Away

Eyewitness Account of a Worker Who Experienced the Terrorist Military Junta's Bombing of Kyauktaw India Market

Grief of Family Members for Innocent Civilians Killed in Kyauktaw India Market Bombing

Death Toll Rises to 46 in Kyauktaw India Market Bombing

Kyaw Zan ၊ Opinion ၊ September 28, 2026 Kyautaw's Indian market being burned after junta air attacks (photocrd) The Myanmar junta’s latest air attack on civilians in Arakan shows once again how dangerous the war has become for ordinary people. At around 12 PM on September 28, 2026, Myanmar junta air forces attacked the Indian market near Kyauktaw town, a populated civilian area. According to the information available so far, at least 33 civilians, including women and children