Burma Regime Attack in Kachin State
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Burma Regime Attack in Kachin State

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We are deeply concerned by reports of a Burma military attack on an internally displaced persons camp near Mung Lai Hkyet village in Kachin State on October 9. Early reports indicate dozens of civilians were killed. We strongly condemn the military regime’s ongoing attacks that have claimed thousands of lives since the February 2021 coup and continue to exacerbate the region’s most severe humanitarian crisis. More than 1.6 million people have been internally displaced since the coup.

The United States will continue to support the people of Burma and all those working peacefully to support their aspirations for peace and inclusive democracy.

Official news published at https://www.state.gov/burma-regime-attack-in-kachin-state/

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