Thu, 09 Apr 2026
This Short Update describes events occurring in Daw Hpah Hkoh (Thandaungyi) Township, Taw Oo (Toungoo) District, in December 2025 and February 2026. On December 27th 2025, the Burma Army cut off phone signal from Day Loh Mu Nu Lar Hta village tract and set up a checkpoint on a road within the same village tract. Later that night, they fired two shells into Aa--- place, Thandaungyi Section 1, Day Loh Mu Nu Lar Hta village tract. One of the shells injured a pregnant woman and also hit her house walls. Villagers believed that the shells were fired from the Karen...
Wed, 08 Apr 2026
This Situation Update describes events occurring in Luh Pleh (Hlaingbwe) and Ta Kreh (Paingkyon) townships, Hpa-an District, from October 2025 to January 2026, covering issues related to displacement, gambling, checkpoints, the election, education, and rising commodity prices. From October to December 2025, approximately 5,300 displaced villagers from T’Nay Hsah (Nabu) Township fled to Ta Kreh Township due to fighting and the deployment of the Burma Army, also known as the State Security and Peace Commission (SSPC) in the area. As a result of the large number of displaced people, they faced challenges related to livelihoods, healthcare, and access to drinking...
Mon, 06 Apr 2026
This Incident Report describes an event which occurred in Moo (Mone) Township, Kler Lwee Htoo (Nyaunglebin) District. On December 28th 2025, the Burma Army shelled Aa--- village, Moo special area, injuring a villager named Maung A--- on his thigh while he was working in his plantation field. He was sent to Ab--- clinic for treatment. His family’s financial difficulties have increased after he sustained injury. Following the shelling incident, villagers have developed a fear of living in the village; thus, some villagers have lived outside of the village, while some have dug bunkers to continue living in the village.
Fri, 27 Mar 2026
This Incident Report describes events occurring in Moo special area, Moo (Mone) Township, Kler Lwee Htoo (Nyaunglebin) District, in January 2026. On January 24th 2026, at 11:15 am, a Burma Army fighter jet dropped four bombs onto Aa--- village, Mya P’Go village tract. As a result, one villager was killed, and two villagers, including a woman and an elderly man, were injured while they were staying in their houses. Furthermore, three villagers’ houses and a monastery were damaged. After the incident, some of the villagers fled to safer places. The villagers who did not flee continue to live in fear...
Wed, 25 Mar 2026
This Incident Report describes events occurring in Dwe Lo Township, Mu Traw (Hpapun) District in October 2025. On October 10th 2025, Burma Army soldiers from Light infantry Battalion (LIB) #407 and LIB #408 under the control of Military Operations Command (MOC) #8, based in K’Ter Tee army camp, fired two mortar shells into Aa--- village, K’Ter Tee village tract. Before the mortar shelling, the Burma Army also conducted an air strike by dropping two 500 pounds bombs into the village. The bombs landed on a farm near the edge of the village and caused no casualties and destruction; only the...
Wed, 18 Mar 2026
This Incident Report describes events occurring in Noh T’Kaw (Kyainseikgyi) Township, Dooplaya District, in December 2025. On December 5th 2025, at around 7 pm, the Burma Army continuously fired 81 mm and 60 mm shells into a village in T’Hka Kloh (Kya Hka Chaung) village tract. As a result of the shelling, one villager was injured. In addition, several rubber trees were damaged by shrapnel from the explosion. As the victim was a daily labourer, he faced financial difficulties in seeking treatment at the hospital in Kyainseikgyi Town. The Burma Army frequently conducted shelling in the area, causing villagers to...
Wed, 04 Mar 2026
This Photo Set presents photographic evidence of Burma Army air strikes conducted on local communities in Southeast Burma from January to December 2025. KHRG received more than 3,600 photographs displaying the impacts of the Burma Army’s indiscriminate and targeted air strikes during the reporting period. Since the 2021 coup, and throughout 2025, air strikes have resulted in civilian deaths and injuries, the destruction of numerous community buildings (including schools, monasteries, and churches), as well as plantations and rice fields, and have caused massive displacement. In 2025, at least 66 villagers, including 18 children, were killed, and 176 villagers, including 66...
Wed, 04 Mar 2026
This Incident Report describes events occurring in Noh T’Kaw (Kyainseikgyi) Township, Dooplaya District, in January 2026. Starting from January 20th 2026, the Burma Army deployed more soldiers near Kyainseikgyi Town for the Burma military regime’s election. On January 23rd 2026, soldiers from Burma Army Infantry Battalion (IB) #32 conducted a drone strike on Aa--- village, T’Hka Kloh village tract, injuring two villagers who were at their rubber plantation. One of the villagers, Saw A---, was seriously injured and was sent to a hospital in Three Pagoda Pass (a town bordering Thailand’s Kanchanaburi province) the same day. As of the reporting...

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