Three Displaced Civilians Killed by Myanmar Military on Doe Pin Ridge Near Indaw-Kawlin-Htigyaing Junction

Military junta troops kill 3 displaced civilians at Doe Pin mountain ridge near Indaw-Kawlin-Htigyaing border

November 5

The military junta troops advancing from the Htigyaing junction in the area where Sagaing Region's Indaw Township, Kawlin Township and Htigyaing Township meet arrested 4 displaced civilians near the scenic spot on Doe Pin mountain ridge and shot dead 3 of them, Indaw Revolution – IR reported.

On November 3, junta troops advancing from Kyaukkone village near the Htigyaing junction arrested two displaced residents of Kyaukkone village, husband and wife U Sit Kyi and Daw Tin Tin Hla, along with Htigyaing displaced resident Ko Kyet Yoe and one unidentified man, according to reports.

"When they reached the car, Daw Tin Tin Hla spoke in fear, and the soldier stabbed her with a knife, saying she talked too much. When her husband U Sit Kyi saw that, he ran away," a local resident said.

The junta troops pursued and shot U Sit Kyi, and also killed Ko Kyet Yoe and one unidentified displaced man, it is learned.

Currently, the junta column has reached Kyun Taw village in Kawlin Township, Inaw Revolution – IR informed.

Since the coup through November 4, 2026, a total of 8,647 democracy activists and civilians have been killed during the Spring Revolution due to the junta and its proxy forces, the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) reported.

MyoTaw News Channel