Breaking News: Pregnant Woman Killed in Artillery Attack in Kyon Hmein Village

December 20, 2023

In a tragic incident on December 19, Naw Phaw Tamaw, a 26-year-old pregnant woman, lost her life during an artillery attack in Kyon Hmein village. The attack was carried out by the terrorist military group known as Ya 24, based in Thaton Township. The villages where innocent people reside became the targets of this heinous act. This incident has once again brought attention to the ongoing violence and war crimes committed by the junta.

Naw Phaw Tamaw, who was expecting a child, was unfortunately killed on the scene during the night attack. The artillery assault, launched by Ya 24, has further highlighted the desperate situation faced by the residents of Kyon Hmein village and the surrounding areas.

2023Dec20Coup: A Continuous Nightmare for the People

The incident is just one among many atrocities committed by the junta since the coup that took place on December 20, 2023. The coup has unleashed a wave of violence and chaos across the nation, with innocent civilians being the primary victims. The people have been living in constant fear and uncertainty, not knowing when and where the next attack will occur.

War Crimes of Junta: International Outrage

The international community has been expressing outrage at the war crimes committed by the junta. The deliberate targeting of civilians, including pregnant women, is a clear violation of human rights and a crime against humanity. The continuous violence has led to a humanitarian crisis, with thousands of people displaced and in urgent need of assistance.

Human rights organizations and activists have been documenting the atrocities and calling for immediate action to hold the perpetrators accountable. The international community must unite and put pressure on the junta to end the violence and restore democracy in the country.

Justice for Naw Phaw Tamaw

The tragic death of Naw Phaw Tamaw serves as a stark reminder of the innocent lives lost due to the ruthless actions of the junta. It is crucial that her death, along with the countless others, does not go unnoticed. The pursuit of justice is essential to honor her memory and ensure that those responsible for the violence are held accountable.

The international community, including governments, organizations, and individuals, must continue to raise awareness about the ongoing crisis in the country and support efforts to bring an end to the violence. Only through collective action and international pressure can justice be served, and the people of the nation be given the opportunity to live in peace and security.

Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family and friends of Naw Phaw Tamaw, as well as all the victims of the violence in Myanmar. May their sacrifices not be in vain, and may their memories inspire a brighter and more peaceful future for the nation.

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Naw Phaw Tamaw, a pregnant woman of 26, was killed on the scene in Kyon Hmein village for the artillery the terrorist military https://t.co/3kaS3HhY5o.Ya 24 based in #Thaton Township launched at night on Dec 19 to the villages the people live in.#2023Dec20Coup#WarCrimesOfJunta pic.twitter.com/PSbm5eDgOl

— Ye Soe (@YeSoe91920267) December 20, 2023

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@YeSoe91920267 said Naw Phaw Tamaw, a pregnant woman of 26, was killed on the scene in Kyon Hmein village for the artillery the terrorist military Kha.Ma.Ya 24 based in #Thaton Township launched at night on Dec 19 to the villages the people live in. #2023Dec20Coup #WarCrimesOfJunta