Widespread conflict in Myanmar - usatimes1

Widespread conflict in Myanmar, people are taking shelter in temples and churches.

In Myanmar, there is a massive conflict between the junta forces and the rebel armed groups. Hundreds of people left their homes and took shelter in temples and churches. But the junta troops are firing there too. Several civilians including children have died. Myanmar media reported this.

According to Myanmar media Irrawaddy, clashes between rebel armed groups and junta forces are ongoing in Myanmar's Shan, Chin and Rakhine provinces. Myanmar forces are shelling in different places. Hundreds of civilians left their homes in fear and took refuge in temples and churches.

Myanmar troops bombed a temple in Mobai area of ​​southern Shan province on Friday morning (September 16). At least four refugee civilians including two children were killed.

Fighting continues in the region between the Karen National Liberation Army and the Karen National Defense Force and the junta forces.

In this situation, Myanmar's anti-junta armed groups are going to unite against the junta forces. Meanwhile, the top leaders of Rakhine State's armed insurgent group Arakan Army and Wa State's United Wa State Army have met.

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