Cambodian PM Hun Sen landed in Myanmar, clearly ignoring the will of the people. Despite his claims, it is clear that his real intentions are not to resolve the crisis, especially as he fails to acknowledge the will and the suffering of Myanmar people and their strong resistance to the military coup.
The military ministry of foreign affairs released a statement on today’s meeting, citing that a 5-months ceasefire with ethnic armed groups declared by the military regime, is extended until the end of 2022. The hypocrisy of the statement is highlighted by the many reports of clashes that took place today in Chin State, Karenni State, Sagaing, Shan State and Thanintaryi with several civilians murdered by regime soldiers. Kachin and KarenState, home of powerful ethnic armed organizations, have seen several clashes against the regime in recent months, including airstrikes.

POLITICS, ECONOMY AND OTHER NEWS
•  Pyae Phyo Aung, deputy editor-in-chief of the Zeya Times news agency, sentenced to 2 years of prison for publishing news about the National Unity Government (NUG, the democratic government that opposes the coup)

CHIN STATE
•  Mualzawl , Falam: according to Resistance groups, the military regime burned several civilian houses.
•  Par Mon Chaung: DVB reports that “Burma Army soldiers killed a mentally ill 40-year-old man and later dressed his corpse in a PDF uniform”

SAGAING
•  Indaw: 1.000 civilians have been displaced by recent airstrikes. 4 civilians have been killed today
•  Kan Gyi East, Kanbalu: regime soldiers raided and looted the village and burned houses. Civilians have been reportedly beaten, and are currently fleeing the area
•  Kani, Pale, Botalin, Yinmarpin, Ayartaw, Pinlebu: phone, SMS and internet services have been interrupted
•  Monywa: 5 regime soldiers killed on Wednesday by an IED blast. A civilian was later killed by the militaryin retaliation.

SHAN STATE
•  Nankham: The bodies of four soldiers have been discovered in Nankham village after fighting between the TNLA and the military continued in the region (Source: DVB)

KARENNI (KAYAH) STATE
•  Shadaw: Resistance groups seized a military post, capturing 4 regime soldiers
•  Loikaw: 6 civilians and a Resistance fighter (a former teacher who joined the Karenni United Army) have been killed by heavy artillery launched by the military regime.
•  Hway Pu Laung: the Tatmadaw launched an airstrike against the Karenni Army (KA), with hundreds of civilians fleeing across the Thai border. Yesterday in Kayan Thar Yar village, Resistance fighters killed 15 regime troops.

KAREN (KAYIN) STATE
•  The Karen National Union (KNU) said 31 civilians were killed by junta airstrikes in its territory in Karen State last year, and more than 50,000 people were displaced by the fighting. It said 2,190 junta soldiers were killed in fighting with its armed wing, the Karen National Liberation Army, in Hpapun and Thaton districts in 2021. (Source: The Irrawady). Myanmar Now reports that 267 soldiers have been killed by the KNLA in December.
•  A regime’s oil tanker was set on fire along the Asia highway

MON STATE
•  Kimmun Chaung village, Kyaikto: an explosion in front of a high school injured a soldier and two civilians
•  Kyaikto: an explosion in the electricity office injured 5 workers.
•  Kyaik Kaw: unidentified gunmen robbed a bank (45.000 USD)

THANINTHARYI
•  Kin Shwe, Thayet Chaung, Dawei: 3 minors, including a child, have been shot dead by regime soldiers. Maung Thant Zin Htwe (14); Maung Aung Thet Phyo (17) and Maung Ye Zaw Htike (17) are the victims, who were trying to flee when soldiers arrived in the village.

COVID DAILY (as reported by the military-controlled Ministry of Health. Real figures are believed to be higher than officially reported)
•  177 new cases and 4 new deaths

AAPP Burma daily update (arrests and killings connected to the attempted military coup only, does not include events related to armed conflict). Since February 1st:
•  1,445 killed (+2)
•  11,390 total arrests (+21)
•  1,966 evading warrant (+2)


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