Air Delivered event in Sane Min Pyin area, Myanmar on Mon 2nd November 2026

The Arakkha Army (AA) announced on November 2 that two local residents were killed and five others injured after the military junta again carried out a bombing attack on an IDP camp in Sane Min Pyin Village, Kyaukphyu Township, Rakhine State.

At approximately 12:15 p.m. on November 2, the military attacked an IDP camp in the vicinity of Sane Min Pyin Village by dropping two bombs from a gyrocopter.

As a result of the attack, two displaced civilians were killed and five others injured. In addition, one cow was killed, another cow was injured, and some houses belonging to displaced persons were damaged.

A male IDP from Kyaukphyu said:

“They came and dropped bombs on Sane Min Pyin with a gyrocopter. Because the bombs landed on the IDP camp, two people were killed and five were injured. Houses were damaged and cattle were killed as well. Yesterday, Sane Min Pyin was also bombed by a jet fighter, and as many as 11 people were injured.”

At around 5:00 p.m. on November 1, the military also carried out a bombing attack on Sane Min Pyin Village using two jet fighter aircraft. As a result, five women and six men, a total of 11 people, were injured and residential buildings were damaged.

According to an AA statement, at midnight on November 1 the military also continued bombing throughout the night using four jet fighter aircraft, carrying out 13 bombing runs, and a Y-12 aircraft, dropping up to 30 bombs on two former military bases, LIB 539 and Artillery Battalion 377, located near Kan Saut Taung in Kyauktaw Township.

A male resident of Pauktaw said that because the military junta has been suffering heavy losses in the fighting, it has been conducting daily bombing attacks throughout Rakhine State and targeting civilians, leaving local people feeling insecure and facing extremely discouraging conditions.

According to an AA statement, on November 1 alone the military carried out bombing attacks on Yoe Chaung Bridge in Kyauktaw Township, a temporary clinic and maternity ward in Mrauk-U Township, Wira Htane Town, Ywa Chaung Gyi Village, and Sane Min Pyin Village in Kyaukphyu Township, resulting in the deaths of 12 people, including a newborn baby, and injuries to a total of 32 people, including children and adults.