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Burma's government continues air and artillery strikes

Burma's government is continuing air and artillery strikes, indicating ongoing military operations in the country's conflict. The supplied headline provides no details on casualties, targets or geographic scope.

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Continued strikes sustain risks to civilians and could deepen displacement and conflict escalation.

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