Deadliest Airstrike in Burma Civil War Kills Up to 100

Myanmar's military launched airstrikes on a village, killing up to 100 people, including children, in attacks targeting opponents of the military regime.
The attacks came as residents gathered to celebrate the opening of an administrative office run by militia forces that oppose military rule.
Critics condemned the attack as a war crime and renewed calls for international action against the junta that seized power in a February 2021 coup.
The death toll from the attack could be the highest in more than two years of civil conflict in Myanmar.
Resistance fighters have struggled to defend themselves against the military's air power, prompting calls to cut off the junta's supply of aviation fuel.