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Junta airstrikes on Phalu Village in Myawaddy Township, Karen State, have forced hundreds of residents to flee their homes in fear for their safety. Local sources reported that in recent days, Junta troops have been continuously shelling and launching air assaults on Phalu Village, located south of Myawaddy town. On the afternoon of October 30, artillery shells struck the village, followed by an air attack that sent villagers running to nearby safer areas. Fighting has intensified as the Junta attempts to regain control along the Myawaddy–Waw Lay road, where resistance forces have mounted strong defenses and counterattacks. Sources close to the resistance said the Junta has suffered heavy losses in the ongoing clashes. Junta columns have been advancing from In Gyin Myaing Village toward Min Latt Pan, and from Lay Kay Kaw and Mae Wah Kee toward Phalu, encountering near-daily battles with joint resistance forces led by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA). As fighting spreads along the Myawaddy–Waw Lay road, thousands of civilians from villages including Lay Kay Kaw, Pa Htee Ka Law, Thi Mae Wah Kee, Min Latt Pan, and Phalu have been displaced, according to humanitarian aid groups. Despite the mounting casualties, the Junta continues to send reinforcements into Myawaddy Township from Mawlamyine, Hpa-An, and Kyondoe areas, fueling daily clashes and deepening the suffering of civilians caught in the conflict.

Since October 27th, a junta regiment has been advancing into Lay Mile village, Tenasserim Township, Tenasserim Division, and battling local resistance forces. The regiment torched three houses, and the junta launched airstrikes on October 28th and then stationed itself in Lay Mile village. During their military advance, soldiers shot and killed a 30-year-old villager.