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Timor‑Leste Moves to Sue MM Junta for War Crimes– Praised by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights #thevoiceofvictory #myanmarnews #morningnews #Monywa #Sagaing #resistanceforces #warcrimes #timorleste #APHR #BreakingNews #CivilWar #HumanRights #voiceofvictory Welcome to Morning News – The Voice Of Victory, bringing you the latest verified updates from across Myanmar. Monywa ambush, Sagaing fighting, resistance attack, junta casualties, monastery column clash, Timor-Leste lawsuit, war crimes prosecution, APHR statement, Myanmar war crimes, civil conflict update, Myanmar morning news, international pressure junta This morning begins with intense frontline developments from the central dry zone. Near Monywa, close to the military’s regional command base, a junta column reportedly moved out from a monastery compound in Min Te village. According to local resistance sources, allied revolutionary forces had already prepared an ambush along the route. When the convoy advanced, fighting erupted. The clash was short but fierce. Reports indicate at least nine junta soldiers and Pyu militia members were killed, including a two-star officer. The ambush highlights the increasing coordination and tactical planning of resistance groups operating throughout Sagaing Region, where daily guerrilla attacks continue to weaken military movements and supply lines. For residents, however, every confrontation brings new fears — artillery retaliation, arrests, and displacement. Civilians remain trapped between armed actors, paying the heaviest price in this prolonged conflict. But today’s developments are not only happening on the battlefield. In a significant international move, Timor‑Leste has decided to begin legal proceedings using the principle of universal jurisdiction to pursue accountability for alleged war crimes committed by Myanmar’s military. This means crimes committed against civilians could potentially be prosecuted beyond national borders. The decision was welcomed and praised by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR), which called it an important step toward justice and an example for other countries to follow. Human rights advocates say this could increase global pressure on the junta and send a clear message that impunity will not last forever. So what happens next? Will international courts bring real accountability? Will resistance forces continue gaining momentum on the ground? And how will these changes reshape Myanmar’s political future? In this episode, we break down battlefield updates, legal actions, and regional reactions so you understand the full picture — from village roads to international courtrooms. Stay informed. Stay strong. Stay with The Voice Of Victory. 👉 Like | Share | Subscribe for daily Morning & Evening updates. Time Code 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - Myanmar News 3:00 - Daily News 17:00 - Outro Timor‑Leste Moves to Sue MM Junta for War Crimes– Praised by ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights