Overview
- At least 23 people, including four children, were killed when a fighter jet bombed a monastery in Lintalu village before dawn on July 11.
- Approximately 30 others were injured in the strike, with resistance members reporting about 10 in critical condition.
- The monastery was sheltering around 150 to 200 civilians displaced by recent clashes between the military and pro-democracy forces.
- The ruling military council has not commented on the attack, while the National Unity Government and witnesses say it continues a deliberate campaign against civilian sites.
- Aid groups warn that the escalating air raids are deepening Myanmar’s humanitarian crisis by driving mass displacement and increasing medical needs.