In Myanmar, airstrikes by the military junta on several targets over the weekend killed at least 15 people, including a newborn girl. According to Reuters, this was reported by representatives of armed groups, human rights activists and humanitarian workers. In western Rakhine State, aircraft attacked several towns, including the town of Maruk Yu. The blow hit the temporary clinic and the maternity ward. According to local sources, at least 12 people were killed and another 32 were injured. Among the dead were a one-week-old girl and four medical workers. A day earlier, an airstrike hit a school in the town of Luiko, Kaya state. Three students were killed and five others were injured, according to Carney's human rights group. The conflict also affected the territory of Thailand: residential buildings near the border were damaged and at least one person was injured. Thailand sent fighter jets to patrol its airspace. Myanmar's civil war has been ongoing since 2021, when the military overthrew the government of Aung San Suu Kyi. According to UN estimates, during this period about 100 thousand people died, more than 3.5 million became refugees.