karennews.org Myanmar Military Drone Strike Kills Three Bible School Students
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- •Three female students were killed in a drone strike on a Bible school in Myanmar.
- •The attack involved both a fighter jet and drones, with no active fighting reported in the area.
- •This incident reflects ongoing military aggression against Christian communities in Myanmar.
On November 3, 2026, a drone strike by Myanmar's military targeted a Christian Bible school in Daebuno, Karen State, resulting in the deaths of three female students and injuries to six others. The attack involved a fighter jet dropping approximately 10 bombs, followed by an hour-long drone bombardment, despite no active fighting in the area. Witnesses reported that two students were killed instantly, while a third succumbed to her injuries en route to the hospital. This incident is part of a broader pattern of military aggression in the region, particularly against Christian communities, since the February 2021 coup. Local sources indicate that the military's actions may have been deliberate, aiming to instill fear and exert control over the area. The ongoing conflict has led to significant civilian displacement and unrest in Karen State.
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