In round one, p. MI-35 navy helicopters swooped down from the sky and used their system guns to fire at their target.
Their target turned out to be a school where about 200 young college students were attending classes, not a battlefield.
Nine children, two of whom were 7 years old, and six adults in the compound were killed during the nearly hour-long aerial assault.
Infantry troops invaded and attacked the school, which is located in a monastery in Kone Village, Depayin, Sagaing, following the airstrikes. The soldiers were responsible for the deaths of two older children.
The airstrikes cause the school’s roof to fall off. On a fan, on the ceiling, on the walls, and on the ground, pieces of the children’s bodies were dispersed throughout the area. The children’s books, backpacks, and sandals were stained with their blood, and the airstrikes tore off the school’s roof. On a fan, on the ceiling, on the walls, and on the ground, pieces of the children’s bodies were dispersed throughout the area. The children’s books, schoolbags, and sandals were stained with their blood.
