Mandalay International Airport attacked by six FPV drones, attack thwarted

Mandalay International Airport was attacked by six FPV suicide drones, but the attack was thwarted, and the explosives on board the drones were systematically neutralized to ensure public safety, it has been learned. On the afternoon of September 10, PDF joint forces intentionally attacked the public's Tahtayoo International Airport and its surrounding areas in Tahtayoo Township, Mandalay Region, with six FPV Suicide Drones. Security forces on air security duty detected this with air defense systems and were able to thwart the drones with air defense measures, it has been learned. It has been learned that security forces systematically neutralized the explosives on board the drones to ensure public safety. Due to this drop attack, some domestic flight routes were temporarily suspended, but it has been learned that there was no damage to people, vehicles, or runways in the incident. It has been learned from the press release that intentionally attacking an airport, which is air transport that greatly contributes to the speed of public transportation and the flow of goods, unrelated to military affairs, is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions and international law, and security forces are investigating those who carried out these acts. It has been learned that PDF joint forces are carrying out acts such as planting and detonating landmines on infrastructure, roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals, long-range attacks with missiles, and drop bomb attacks using drones, with the aim of destroying regional development, paralyzing the government's administrative mechanism, and disrupting regional stability and peace.