The Three northern alliances call for an end to military regime's war crimes
On August 6, the three Northern Alliances announced that all the international community, especially the neighboring country, China should gather to stop the terrorist military regime, as the terrorist military regime had been carrying out airstrikes in non-military and non-combat areas and committing serious crimes against civilians.
It was stated in the statement that the defeated terrorist military regime used the air strike attacks by using 500-pound bombs and various powerful bombs in the Three Northern Alliance's controlled areas such as Laukkai, Theinni, Kutkai, Namhsan, and Mrauk-U, therefore, in addition to the casualties and injured of the innocent civilians, the market, schools, hospitals, and houses were destroyed,
On August 5th in Kutkai city, seven 500-pound bombs were used by the terrorist military regime in an airstrike that killed six civilians and wounded 10 others, as well as at least 10 homes were damaged and a total of 401 shops were destroyed by the fire.
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