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The security forces’ crackdown in Myingyan has left at least 25 dead since March 3.

Civil defense activists battled the junta’s security forces in an attempt to free their comrades.

The junta claims an army officer was beaten and his friend was stabbed to death by a mob in Yangon on March 27.

The regime claims activists have attacked police stations, government offices, bridges, telecoms towers and factories, although most attacks occur during curfew hours.

The Arakan Army is working for greater autonomy and the anti-regime movement will undermine its progress, says the armed group’s chief, Major General Tun Myat Naing.

The Kachin Independence Army appears to be gaining ground against junta forces in the first major fighting in two years.

Celebrity couples and Buddhist leaders are among those being charged by the junta.

Grenades were thrown into a military truck in Tamu in Sagaing Region on the Indian border, according to residents.

The Kachin Independence Army says it will continue to attack reinforcements as long as the regime’s security forces kill peaceful protesters.

Troops have been deployed in large numbers against anti-regime protests in Kale and Taze in Sagaing Region.

The security forces in Mandalay opened fire on medics preparing to march against the junta.

Three religious compounds were thoroughly searched for evidence of anti-regime activities.

Myanmar’s junta abducted the two-year-old daughter and five other relatives of Ko Ja Lay in Bago Region to force him to turn himself in.

The 19-year-old and her husband were riding home on a motorbike.