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Myanmar junta steps up airstrikes even amid fuel shortage

Summary by Myanmar NOW
The regime’s intensified aerial warfare in resistance strongholds, even as resources grow scarce and after a new parliament has convened under the military authorities’ direction, reflects its true priority of crushing opposition in the country
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Myanmar junta steps up airstrikes even amid fuel shortage

The regime’s intensified aerial warfare in resistance strongholds, even as resources grow scarce and after a new parliament has convened under the military authorities’ direction, reflects its true priority of crushing opposition in the country

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Myanmar NOW broke the news in on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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