The Myanmar army has conducted over 120 attacks since the March 28 earthquake, with more than half occurring after a temporary ceasefire was declared on April 2, according to the UN rights office.
The UN condemned the military for violating the ceasefire intended to facilitate humanitarian aid following the earthquake that killed over 3,600 people. Military operations have reportedly involved indiscriminate strikes in populated areas, exacerbating the crisis, while China has pledged substantial humanitarian assistance. UN officials are urging the military to halt attacks and allow aid access, highlighting the ongoing conflict since the 2021 coup.
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