AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAirstrikes: At least eight civilians were reportedly killed in junta airstrikes near the Mon-Karen border. In Rakhine, trade at a key market has ground to a halt after deadly September strikes, cutting incomes and driving up costs. Aid and Accountability: Myanmar civil society groups are urging the World Bank to work directly with local resistance and democratic networks, rather than the military regime, to deliver aid. Conscription Fears: The junta denies reports that university students must pause their studies for military service, but students and families remain worried as authorities gather student lists. Church Attacks: Reports say military forces have destroyed or occupied churches in Chin and Kachin states. Fuel Supply: The regime has reopened the first phase of Thanlyin refinery, saying it will boost domestic fuel production and reduce import costs.
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