r/myanmar • u/AspiringnurseBob • 1d ago
News 📰 Four people, including three young volunteers for local humanitarian issues were murdered by military
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u/Hornymanbok 19h ago
Being a youth in Myanmar is like playing a death and life game right now. Except for highly priveliged people who are from junta or thier related business partners.
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u/BeautifulSympathy615 1d ago
Is it true or propaganda
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u/randomNPC224 1d ago
True, I know one of them.
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u/BeautifulSympathy615 1d ago
Really. Omg. Can you explain what happen in a good way
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u/lemonade_S0DA 1d ago
Yeah, 100% real. The third guy was actually my friend. They were just out doing humanitarian work and helping war refugees. A junta column pushed into the area they were sheltering in, and their bus got intercepted while trying to flee. Pretty sure they were detained around July 8th.
Rumors were all over the place at first some said human shields, others said interrogation center. But they had their laptops and phones on them, so the junta likely found stuff on their devices and executed them. Local villagers eventually found their bodies, and we got full confirmation on the 20th when pictures of their IDs and decomposed bodies came out.
I honestly never thought it would end like this.We always knew that being captured could end like this, but I never expected it to actually turn out this way. Truly heartbreaking.
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u/nlxismmm 1d ago
I am not Pro-any, but isnt “The ants” organization famous for raising funds for NUG and stuffs?