The military regime deployed a fleet of jet fighters and Y-12 aircraft to conduct heavy bombing raids on mountain ranges in the Hminechaung area of Kyauktaw Township, Arakan State, on the morning of October 8.

Heavy fighting continues between military junta forces pushing toward Kyindwe Town in Kanpetlet Township, southern Chin State, and allied resistance forces, with resistance troops capturing junta soldiers as prisoners of war, according to military sources.

Several Malaysian aerospace companies, including firms with links to state institutions, have supplied or sought to supply aircraft parts and services to Myanmar’s military, according to an investigation released by activist group Justice For Myanmar (JFM) on October 7.

The military regime is conducting severe aerial bombardment across Arakan State and nationwide, utilizing a diverse fleet of aircraft to carry out continuous strikes.

Heavy clashes have erupted in recent days between military junta forces and the Arakan Army near Amyint Kyun Village in Sittwe Township, Arakan State, a city under junta control, according to ground sources.

Amid escalating armed conflict in Arakan State, local residents are suffering severe mental and physical distress as fear and anxiety mount over continuous military airstrikes.

The military regime deployed a fleet of aircraft to drop dozens of bombs on at least three locations across Kyauktaw Township, Arakan State, during overnight air attacks.

Two ethnic Chakma men were injured after stepping on a landmine while foraging for bamboo in Thinbawhla Village, Maungdaw Township, Arakan State, according to local sources.

Internally displaced people in Ponnagyun Township, Arakan State, are being forced to relocate again as the military regime conducts relentless daily airstrikes targeting villages and displacement camps.

Two local residents died of sudden cardiac arrest and another was injured after the military regime deployed a fleet of jet fighters to bomb the former Military Operations Command 5 (MOC 5) headquarters and former battalion bases near Taungup Town, Arakan State, on the morning of October 6.

Myanmar’s military has deployed around 2,000 troops in a major multi-front offensive aimed at retaking territory controlled by the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA), but has so far failed to regain territory despite weeks of intense fighting, according to ISP-Myanmar.

ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) has opposed Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s decision to host Myanmar military leader Min Aung Hlaing, warning that the visit could legitimize the junta while Malaysia moves to return thousands of Myanmar nationals to a country still at war.

At least eight civilians were killed and 11 others injured in Myanmar military airstrikes on displacement sites and nearby villages in Ponnagyun Township, Arakan State, over two consecutive days, according to the Arakan Army (AA).

Three local fishermen from Myebon Township were detained and severely beaten with bamboo sticks by the junta navy while fishing at sea in Arakan State.

One displaced civilian was killed and four others were injured after the military regime launched aerial attacks on Pannilar IDP camp and Aungphyupyin Village in Ponnagyun Township, Arakan State.

Residents of Mon State are facing a deepening socioeconomic and security crisis amid soaring prices, fuel shortages, trade restrictions, forced military recruitment, extortion and continuing military attacks, according to a new report by the Rehmonnya Institute for Civic Engagement (RICE).

The Independent Press Council Myanmar (IPCM) has launched an emergency assistance programme for journalists forced to relocate because of threats linked to their work and for Myanmar journalists living abroad who need legal documentation to continue working safely.

Bereaved family members and local residents are demanding the prosecution of those responsible and calling for swift justice after military regime airstrikes killed dozens of civilians near India Market and the Kissapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw Township, Arakan State.

Arakanese political parties and lawmakers participating in the military regime's political system have faced criticism for failing to submit parliamentary motions, issue condolence statements, or publicly protest the junta bombing of India Market and the Kissapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw Town, Arakan State.