UN calls for not giving financial aid to Myanmar - usatimes1

UN calls for not giving financial aid to Myanmar.

There are massive clashes between the Junta forces and the Arakan Army in Myanmar and frequent shelling. However, no casualties were reported in these incidents. The United Nations has called on the international community not to provide financial support to the country's armed forces to control the situation.

On Friday (September 16), the rebel Arakan Army clashed with the junta forces in Myanmar's China province.

According to the local media, during the raid in a village, there was a massive exchange of fire between the two sides. However, it is not known whether there were any casualties. 

In the meantime, the United Nations has accused the country's army of illegally seizing power and violating human rights. At the same time, the organization called on the international community not to provide financial support to Myanmar's armed forces.

Myanmar The UN fact-finding mission has also called on the international community to work together against the crimes against humanity committed in Myanmar. Besides, the silence of the international community on the Myanmar issue was also brought forward.  

More than 2,000 people in Myanmar have lost their lives at the hands of the junta forces in the past year and a half since the military coup in February 2021. At least 13,000 have also been arrested. At least 10,000 of them are still imprisoned.