A chilling air strike by Myanmar’s military on a Buddhist monastery in Sagaing killed fourteen meditators during a peaceful retreat, with over twenty injured — including three women — as bombs dropped just minutes apart shattered the sanctuary. Survivors cremated the dead and fled for safety, while media outlets confirmed the toll amid silence from the military. This brutal attack underscores a pattern of aerial assaults that routinely target civilians, despite official claims of precision strikes against “terrorists.” The human cost continues to mount as families grieve and communities brace for more violence.
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