Myanmar Fighter Jet Bombs Karen Village Near Thai Border, Damaging Homes and Vehicles
A Myanmar Air Force jet bombed a village in Karen State early on Oct. 28, damaging homes and vehicles and disrupting cross-border trade. Residents had evacuated prior to the attack after receiving advance warning, with no casualties reported. Thai locals expressed concern over the proximity of the violence.
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