Junta Continues Air Strikes After Devastating Quake

Myanmar’s Military Junta has continued to the Bomb Parts of the War-Torn Country Following The Major Earthquake There, which has Killed More Than 1,600 People.

The un has been described The Attacks As “Completely Outrageous And Unacceptable”.

Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews Told The BBC That It’s “Nothing Short of Incredible” That The Military Was “Drop Bombs When You Are Trying to Rescue People” After The Earthquake.

He Called On The Military Regime, which seized Power in A Coup Nearly Four Years ago to Stop All Military Operations.

“Anyone Who Has Influence on The Military Needs to Pressure and Make It Very Clear That This is Acceptable,” He said.

“I’m Calling Upon The Junta to Just Stop, Stop Any Of Its Military Operations,” He Added.

BBC Burmese Confirmed That Seven People Were Killed in Air Strike in Naungcho in Northern Shan State. This Strike Took Place Around 15:30 Local Time, Less Than Three Hours After The Quake Struck.

Pro-Democracy Rebel Groups That Are Fighting To Remove The Military Power Power Bombings in Chang-u Township in The North-Western SagainG Region, The Epicentre of the Quake. There are all the Reports of Airstrikes in Regions Near the Thai Border.

The National Unity Government (NUG), Said in A Statement That ITS Agged Forces Would Begin A Two-Week Pause in “Offensive Military Operations, Except Affected by the Earthquake, From The Earthquake, Sunday.

The 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake That Struck Sagaing Was Felt Countries in Nighbouring. It was still by Destruction of Destruction from the nearby Mandalay – Myanmar’s Second Largest City – As Well As the Capital, Nay Pyi Taw, which is more than 150 miles (241km) Away.

The Junta Says 1,644 People Even Known to Have Diet and Many More Believed to Be Trapped Under Rubble.

The Quake Comes After Civil War in Myanmar That’s Followed by Military Coup in 2021. The Coup Triggered Huge Protests, Thousands Taking Streets Daily, Demanding The Restoration of Civilian Rule.

What Initially As A Civil Disobedience Campaign Soon Evolved Insurgency Involving Involving Pro-Democracy and Ethnic Rebel Groups – What Eventually Sparked on the All-Out Civil War.

On Four Years, Violent Fighting has contacted the Military on The One Hand, and Ethnic Armies and Armed Resistance Groups.

The Junta, Which has suffered continual and humiliating defeats and lost vast swathes of territory, is increasingly relying to the air attacks to resistance to resistance to ITS RULE.

Large Parts of the Sagaing Region, The Epicentre of the Earthquake, Are Under the Control’s Pro-Democracy Resistance Groups.

A BBC Investigation Revealed That Nearly Four Years After Seizing Power In A Coup, The Military Now Controls Less Than A Quarter of The Country.

The Investigation Revealed That Ethnic Armies and A Patchwork Of Resistance Groups Now Control 42% of the Country’s Land Much Of The Much Of The Much Of The Remaining Area Contested.

It’s In Aerial Combat That The Military Regime has begins The Upper Hand. Resistance Groups Lack The Capacity To Fight Back In The Air.

The Military has a history of carrying out indiscriminate aerial bombardments that have been destroyed by schools, monasteries, churches, and hospitals. In One of the Deadliest Airstrikes, More Than 170 People Were KilledIncluding Many Women and Children.

The UN Body Investigating Human Rights Violations has warned That The Military Junta Is Committing War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Against Its Own People.

The Military’s Aerial Warfare is Being Sustained by Continued Support from Russia and China. Despite unlls for Arms embargo in response to the Coup, Both China and Russia Have Sold The Junta Sophisticated Attack Jets and Provided Training How to Use It.

Russia and China Have aid Sent Aid and Rescue Teams Into Myanmar. UK-Based Burmese Rights Activist Julie Khine Said: “It’s Hard to the Sympathy Now, When You’re The Same Countries Supplying The Military Junta Deadly Weapons Used to Kill Our Innocent Civilians.”

There is also the Military Will Use aid Aid Aid Aid Aid Aid Aid In The Civil War.

Myanmar’s Military has a Longstanding Practice of Denying Aid To Areas Where Resistance Groups Are Active.

The UN’s Tom Andrews Told The BBC That During Past Relief Efforts, The Military Blocked Aid and Arrested Aid Workers.

“What We Know Past Humanitarian Disasters, Is That The Junta Does Not Reveal The Truth. It also has a Habit Of Blocking Humanitarian Aid Get Most Needed,” He Said.

“They Weaponise This Aid. They Send It To Those Are You Control Of And They Deny It To Do Not.

“So You Have Acute Needs And You Have Literally Aid Trucks Blocking The Way, People Being Arrested and That has been the Pain of Natural Disasters in The Past.

“I’m Afraid I’m Fully Expecting That That Be Will Be Disaster Thing.”