Other MoA event in Kyaung Kone area, Myanmar on Mon 2nd November 2026

Military raids Kyaung Kone Village in Indaw Township with 14 military vehicles and burns and destroys nearly the entire village

Yangon, November 2

Local residents told Khit Thit News Agency that the terrorist military entered Kyaung Kone Village in Indaw Township, Sagaing Region, with a large force using 14 military vehicles, looted and stole property from houses in the village, and is burning and destroying nearly the entire village.

It is reported that beginning at around 11:00 a.m. today, November 2, the terrorist military entered Kyaung Kone Village, Kyaung Kone Village Tract, Indaw Township, using 14 military vehicles and carried out a large-scale raid on the village.

Local residents said that when the military entered and raided the village, there was no fighting taking place. After stealing and looting civilian property from houses in the village, they began burning and destroying the homes.

A local resident said:

“The military dogs started burning Kyaung Kone Village from around 11 a.m. today. The military dogs entered the village with 14 military vehicles. They raided and looted the village. Now they are burning it. The civilians are no longer there. They have fled to safety. They started burning from the northern section of the village. From the northern side of the village up to Shwe Oh Gyi Tea Shop, everything has already been burned to ashes. They are burning nearly the entire village.”

It is understood that the local residents of Kyaung Kone Village had been able to flee to safety before the military raid began.

However, because of the military's arson attacks, houses from the northern part of the village up to Shwe Oh Gyi Tea Shop have already been burned to ashes and destroyed, and local residents said that nearly the entire village is being burned and destroyed.

Local residents said that because military raids and burning operations inside Kyaung Kone Village are still ongoing, homes and property belonging to residents continue to be damaged and destroyed, and that the full extent of the fire damage cannot yet be determined.