Myanmar Military Admits Airstrike on Hospital, Claims Opposition Use
The Myanmar military has acknowledged conducting an airstrike on a hospital in the western state of Rakhine, which reportedly resulted in over 30 deaths, including patients, medical staff, and children. The military claims the hospital was being used as a base by opposition groups, including the Arakan Army and pro-democracy militias. This incident is part of a broader pattern of military actions following the 2021 coup, which has led to widespread conflict across the country. The United Nations and the World Health Organization have condemned the attack, highlighting its impact on civilian access to healthcare. The ASEAN, currently chaired by Malaysia, has also criticized the attack, calling it a violation of its principles. 
