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News Headlines
Hello, ladies and gentlemen. We are now bringing you the latest domestic news from m.CDM.
Today\u2019s headlines include:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  1. An airstrike hits a school in Mrauk-U, killing two people, including a university student, and injuring eight others.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  2. A military junta column advancing into the border area between Kyaikto and Shwegyin is surrounded and attacked. Two soldiers, including a captain, are killed, and weapons and ammunition are seized.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  3. A coalition of 193 civil society organizations sends a letter of appreciation to the German Embassy\u2019s Charg\u00e9 d\u2019Affaires for revealing the true situation of President U Win Myint.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  4. Ko Htein Lin, son of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, delivers a speech at the Italian Senate, calling for an end to arms and financial support for Myanmar\u2019s military junta.
    We will also bring you these and other important developments.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  5. Airstrike on a School in Mrauk-U Kills Two, Including a University Student, and Injures Eight
    m.CDM \u2013 November 13
    According to local news sources, a school in Mrauk-U Township, Rakhine State, was bombed by Myanmar\u2019s military junta, killing two people, including a university student, and injuring eight others.
    At approximately 8:48 p.m. on November 12, a military fighter jet dropped two bombs on a post-primary school in the Chicken Market Ward of Mrauk-U Township, according to several local news outlets.
    The airstrike killed two people: 23-year-old Ma Nu Nu Win, a third-year university student, and 20-year-old Ko Zaw Hein Thu, from Ku Taung Village in Rathedaung Township.
    Eight people were injured, including a seven-year-old child. The injured consisted of five men, aged between 20 and over 60, and three women.
    Some of the victims sustained serious injuries and are currently receiving emergency medical treatment.
    The military, which has been suffering battlefield defeats in Rakhine State, also carried out an airstrike on Nan Kyar Village in Mrauk-U Township at around 11:30 p.m. on November 5. That attack killed a pregnant woman and injured nearly ten innocent civilians.
    Additionally, on November 1, the military carried out an airstrike on a temporary maternity hospital in Mrauk-U, resulting in civilian casualties and injuries, including among newborn babies.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  6. Military Airstrikes on a Village and a Section of the Mindat\u2013Matupi Road Kill Two Civilians and Injure Three
    m.CDM \u2013 November 13
    Two civilians were killed and three others injured after Myanmar\u2019s military junta launched nighttime airstrikes on a village in Mindat Township and a location along the Mindat\u2013Matupi road in Chin State on November 12, according to local sources.
    Starting shortly after 11 p.m. on November 12, two fighter jets that took off from Naypyidaw\u2019s Ela Air Base reportedly bombed a village in Tract 12 of Mindat Township and a location beside the Mindat\u2013Matupi road.
    Between 11:04 p.m. and 11:18 p.m., the aircraft reportedly conducted four bombing runs, dropping two bombs each time, for a total of eight bombs.
    A local source said the attacks killed two men: one over 60 years old and another in his 30s.
    Three people were injured: a mother and her two children.
    The airstrikes also damaged a Buddhist monastery, a religious ordination hall, a Natala building, a school, and more than ten civilian houses.
    Since October, the military junta has repeatedly conducted airstrikes on residential areas in Mindat Township. These attacks have caused extensive damage to civilian homes, as well as deaths and injuries.
    At approximately 10:40 a.m. on November 13, another military fighter jet taking off from Tada-U Air Base reportedly bombed a location in Kyindwe Town twice and fired machine guns.
    The military has been conducting a major ground offensive since May this year in an attempt to regain control of Mindat and Kanpetlet, which are under the control of the Chin People\u2019s Organization\/Chin People\u2019s Army (CPU\/CPA).
    However, the military has suffered significant losses due to resistance from joint Chin revolutionary forces and has failed to achieve substantial success.
    As a result, the military has been carrying out indiscriminate airstrikes not only on active battle zones but also on villages unrelated to the fighting.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  7. Military Column Surrounded and Attacked Near Kyaikto\u2013Shwegyin Border; Two Soldiers, Including a Captain, Killed and Weapons Seized
    m.CDM \u2013 November 13
    Military columns that advanced into the border area between Kyaikto Township in Mon State and Shwegyin Township in Bago Region, east of the Sittaung River, have been surrounded and attacked by joint forces of the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), People\u2019s Defence Force (PDF), and All Burma Students\u2019 Democratic Front (ABSDF).
    As a result, the military columns have suffered heavy casualties and are reportedly unable to retreat.
    Beginning November 3, the military junta launched a major offensive involving more than 1,000 ground troops, supported by airstrikes, drones, and heavy artillery.
    Consequently, some bases operated by the Karen National Union (KNU) and the National Unity Government\u2019s (NUG) Special Regional Military Command had to temporarily withdraw, resulting in the loss of some weapons.
    Starting November 10, revolutionary forces began surrounding and attacking the military troops that had advanced deep into the area without sufficient knowledge of the terrain.
    The resistance forces also reportedly planted mines and ambushed three military vehicles carrying previously lost weapons as they were returning toward Thein Zayat.
    During the ambush, one military captain and one soldier were killed, while another soldier was captured alive.
    According to a source from KNU Brigade 1, the resistance forces also seized one military vehicle and recovered more than ten weapons that had previously been lost.
    A military official from the NUG Special Regional Military Command, Comrade Toe Gyi, stated that no revolutionary fighters had been injured in the guerrilla attacks so far, while large numbers of junta soldiers and conscripted militia members had been killed.
    With its ground troops trapped and suffering heavy losses, the military junta has reportedly been providing continuous artillery, air support, and drone assistance from Artillery Battalion 310 based in Thein Zayat and Military Operations Command 44 based in Kyaikto.
    Fighting in the area remains intense.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  8. 193 Civil Society Organizations Thank German Embassy\u2019s Charg\u00e9 d\u2019Affaires for Revealing President U Win Myint\u2019s True Situation
    m.CDM \u2013 November 13
    A coalition of 193 civil society organizations sent a joint open letter of appreciation on November 13 to Matthias Lighthertz, the Charg\u00e9 d\u2019Affaires of the German Embassy in Myanmar, for courageously revealing that President U Win Myint has not actually been released.
    On November 8, President U Win Myint\u2019s 75th birthday, the German diplomat openly stated that the United Nations continues to recognize him as Myanmar\u2019s legitimate president and revealed the true circumstances surrounding his situation, which the military junta has attempted to conceal.
    The 193 organizations said this was why they wished to express their gratitude.
    Although the military junta reportedly summoned and threatened the diplomat following his remarks, the organizations said his principled position as a diplomat had provided significant strength and hope to the families of more than 15,000 political prisoners who remain behind bars, as well as to the people of Myanmar.
    The organizations also urged Germany and the European Union (EU) to continue standing with the people of Myanmar and to maintain pressure for the unconditional release of all political prisoners, including President U Win Myint and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
    Furthermore, they called on the international community not to recognize the sham election being organized by the military junta.
    They also urged the international community to respect and recognize the results of the 2020 general election, which they described as the democratic choice of the Myanmar people.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  9. APHR Urges the Philippines Not to Reinvite Myanmar\u2019s Military Junta to ASEAN Meetings; ASEAN to Review the Five-Point Consensus
    m.CDM \u2013 November 13
    The ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) met with officials from the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs on November 12 and urged the Philippines, as ASEAN Chair, not to reinvite Myanmar\u2019s military junta to ASEAN meetings.
    APHR argued that the military junta has failed to implement ASEAN\u2019s Five-Point Consensus on Myanmar.
    It also pointed out that more than 100,000 people have died under the rule of Min Aung Hlaing, urging ASEAN not to readmit the junta into the organization under any circumstances.
    \u201cASEAN made a promise to the people of Myanmar in 2021. Now, five years later, the people of Myanmar are still burying their dead,\u201d said Charles Santiago, APHR Co-Chair and former Malaysian parliamentarian.
    During the meeting, the Philippine Deputy Foreign Affairs Secretary responded that no formal invitation had been sent to Myanmar\u2019s military leader and that neither the head of the junta administration nor minister-level representatives would be attending the meetings.
    The APHR delegation welcomed this response and urged the Philippine government to make the position public through an official announcement.
    The delegation also submitted an open letter on Myanmar, signed by parliamentarians from Southeast Asian countries, for delivery to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the Foreign Secretary.
    Meanwhile, the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) stated that ASEAN leaders would review the implementation of the Five-Point Consensus on Myanmar and make decisions at the upcoming 49th ASEAN Summit.
    During a press conference on November 13, officials were asked whether a recommendation would be issued regarding the readmission of Myanmar\u2019s military junta into ASEAN.
    The ASEAN spokesperson did not directly answer the question, saying instead that the decision would be reflected in the official documents released after the ASEAN leaders\u2019 meeting.
    All ASEAN leaders, except Myanmar\u2019s representatives, are expected to attend the summit.
    It has been confirmed that Myanmar will be represented by an official at the Director-General level for ASEAN Affairs.
    However, opposition lawmakers in the Philippines have submitted a proposal and are putting pressure on the government to prevent Myanmar\u2019s military representatives from attending altogether.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  10. Ramanya Mon Army Simultaneously Attacks Three Military Junta Bases in Kyaikmaraw Township; Military Suffers Casualties
    m.CDM \u2013 November 13
    The Ramanya Mon Army (RMA) simultaneously attacked three military junta bases in Kyaikmaraw Township, Mon State, resulting in casualties among junta troops.
    According to an RMA statement, troops from its Kyaikmaraw and Kawkareik Township units launched simultaneous attacks at approximately 5 a.m. on November 12.
    The targets were:<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n