In rebel-held Myanmar, civilians face devastating air strikes and a sham election

Civilians in rebel-held Myanmar are facing devastating air strikes and a questionable upcoming election, forcing many to flee their homes to escape violence and coercion from the military junta. The military's aggressive campaign includes airstrikes and ground offensives in rebel-held regions, causing widespread displacement and fear among civilians. Many displaced individuals have sought refuge in neighboring countries like India, while rebel groups and civilians alike denounce the upcoming election as a sham designed to prolong military rule.