Overview
- The Myanmar military bombed a school operated by the National Unity Government in Depayin on May 12, killing at least 17 students and two teachers.
- The airstrike occurred despite a post-earthquake ceasefire declared by the junta, which was extended to May 31 to support relief efforts.
- Local reports indicate that up to 22 people may have died in the attack, with dozens more injured, and rescue efforts are ongoing.
- Sagaing region, a stronghold of armed resistance, has been targeted by intensified military airstrikes, with opposition forces unable to counter aerial assaults effectively.
- Neither the military government nor state-controlled media have commented on the attack, continuing a pattern of silence and denial regarding civilian casualties.