Myanmar Military Condemned for Ceasefire Violations During Earthquake Recovery

The UN criticizes over 120 military attacks, obstructing humanitarian aid and breaching a truce meant to assist survivors of the March 28 earthquake that killed over 3,600 people.

The Myanmar military has launched over 120 attacks, with more than half occurring after an April 2 ceasefire intended to facilitate earthquake recovery efforts.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has condemned the junta for obstructing aid and conducting aerial and artillery strikes in earthquake-hit areas, including Sagaing.
UN officials have called for the immediate release of political detainees, including Aung San Suu Kyi and U Win Myint, to enable effective humanitarian operations.
The March 28 earthquake caused widespread devastation, killing 3,649 people, injuring over 5,000, and destroying tens of thousands of homes, schools, and religious sites.
China has provided significant humanitarian aid, including $137 million in assistance and rescue teams, despite the military’s continued aggression and aid blockages.