The UN said "credible sources" had counted more than 400 strikes in the same period.

Iranian ships falsifying their journeys deliver jet fuel, urea to Myanmar junta, circumventing sanctions in both countries.

Military-ruled Myanmar appears to have adopted the tactics of sanction-busting nations such as Russia, Iran and North Korea by using evasive sailing routes and dodgy ships to disguise the sources of ...

The UN said "credible sources" had verified that at least "170 civilians were killed in some 408 military aerial attacks | ...

At least 170 civilians were killed in more than 400 military air strikes carried out by Myanmar’s junta during a two-month voting period, the United Nations said, warning the actual toll could be ...

Zaw Win Myint and Myo Moe Aung have been dispatched as envoys to Russia and China as punishment for military popularity and scam ties, respectively, say analysts ...

Taken together, the Iranian deliveries to Myanmar’s military have helped shift the dynamic of the five-year civil war, which ...

Iran is now the primary supplier of jet fuel to Myanmar's junta, records show; Iranian shipments to Myanmar circumvent ...

Five years after Myanmar’s military seized power and jailed the country’s elected leaders, the United Nations says the ...

The UN rights office said the civilians were killed in around 408 aerial attacks during the December 2025–January 2026 voting period.

Reuters and Amnesty probes reveal the sanctions-busting fuel supply behind a bombing campaign that killed more than 2,000 people last year.