More than 3,000 battles took place in the one year since the military coup

In the year more than a year since the military took power on February 1, 2021 to March 20, there have been 3,302 clashes across Burma, according to the Institute for Strategy and Policy - Myanmar.

At least 642 civilian casualties were reported between the clashes and the armed conflict.

Last February saw the highest number of clashes, at least 584 a month, and the highest number of civilian casualties in December 2021, when at least 128 civilians were killed in one month between fighting and armed conflict.

Currently, there are military airstrikes in Karen State, and fighting continues in Kawkareik Township, locals said.

In some villages in Sagaing Division, clashes broke out between the local People's Army and the military council. There have been landmine attacks on the junta, and locals are fleeing as the army attacks villages.

More than a year after the military coup, 752,589 people were displaced by the armed conflict, bringing the total to 497,200 before the coup, bringing the total to more than one million, according to ISP Myanmar.