Myanmar Junta Extends Temporary Ceasefire to June 30 Amid Ongoing Conflict
The military-led government of Myanmar announced on Monday that it has extended a temporary ceasefire until June 30. The extension aims to support reconstruction and relief efforts following a devastating earthquake in late March that resulted in at least 3,700 deaths and caused widespread destruction across the country.
The initial ceasefire was declared in early April, shortly after the earthquake struck on March 28, with the goal of facilitating essential aid and recovery activities. Notably, both the Myanmar military and anti-junta armed groups have agreed to extend this ceasefire through the end of June, although reports indicate that military airstrikes and artillery attacks continue in some regions, despite the agreement. The ongoing violence highlights the fragile fragile peace in Myanmar, as the government balances relief efforts with persistent conflict in various parts of the country. The situation remains tense, with many affected communities seeking stability and aid amid continued military operations.
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