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Regime launches coordinated airstrikes on Minbya Twsp with fleet of aircraft

08 Apr 2026

The Myanmar regime reportedly launched a coordinated aerial bombardment using a fleet of aircraft on a mountain range near Paletaung Village in Minbya Township, an area controlled by the Arakan Army in Arakan State, on the morning of April 8.

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