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Airstrike on Sagaing Monastery Kills at Least 23, Including Four Children

SAGAING AND MANDALAY REGIONS, MYANMAR, JUL 10 – Airstrikes by Myanmar's military junta targeted anti-junta strongholds, killing at least 28 displaced civilians in a monastery, with dozens more injured in ongoing conflict, local sources said.

  • An airstrike by Myanmar's military on a Buddhist monastery resulted in at least 23 confirmed deaths, including four children, as reported by the Associated Press.
  • The attack, which occurred in the early hours of July 11, targeted the monastery sheltering about 200 displaced people, according to eyewitness accounts.
  • Local sources indicated that around 30 others were injured, with at least 10 in critical condition following the attack.
  • This incident highlights the ongoing conflict in Myanmar since the military coup in February 2021, which has led to widespread violence and humanitarian crises, as noted by multiple sources.
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At least 23 people have been killed and 30 injured in a bombing at a Buddhist monastery in central Myanmar. Sources at the AP news agency say 10 of them are in critical condition. Fighting has been raging for several weeks between resistance groups and government forces in the area west of Mandalay. The army is using tanks and aircraft to try to retake territory previously captured by the resistance. A member of that resistance told the AP news …

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Myanmar NOW broke the news in on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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