[dbaile2]

The brutality of Myanmar soldiers.

[tricon7]

Woulda been nice to know what crime they committed. If Myanmar is like Africa, they probably stole an apple or something. I can think of a couple of ways I'd rather die than be roasted to death.

[Abor]

Originally Posted by tricon7 ↗

Woulda been nice to know what crime they committed. If Myanmar is like Africa, they probably stole an apple or something. I can think of a couple of ways I'd rather die than be roasted to death.

Probably setting an example to anti-government groups the country is struggling to control. There's apparently a few groups around the country all vying for power as well as domestic backlash against the junta that hasn't done much for decades.

[kellyhound]

Two anti-junta fighters in their 20s were executed in public in a village in Magwe Region and a video of the crime, which occurred about three months ago, was uploaded to social media on Tuesday and is circulating there.

They were burned alive after being hanged from a tree.

The video, first reported on by two local media outlets – and likely leaked to them – is narrated by a triumphant voice.

Resistance group Yaw Defense Force (YDF) said junta soldiers and allied Pyu Saw Htee militia members were responsible for the crime in Gangaw Township’s Myauk Khin Yan village.

The video circulating on social media shows the two men being forced to admit that they are members of a local People’s Defense Force. They are also forced to refer to themselves as “dogs” by the junta troops – some in uniform others in civilian clothes – who, in the video, are seen standing around them. “Military dogs” is a term used by many civilians to refer to junta troops.

The video shows evidence that they were tortured before they were burned alive. They have severe injuries and are covered in blood. Their hands and legs are bound by iron chains as they are dragged to a tree.

After being forced to refer to themselves as “dogs,” they are hanged from a tree. A liquid believed to be fuel is poured on them and then lit.

They were burned alive in front of an audience.

Every household in the village was told to send one member to witness the execution, YDF said. The Irrawaddy could not independently verify this account.

The video is narrated by a joyful voice celebrating the crime as a triumph.

More than 440 bodies, mostly those of civilians, were burned by ruling junta forces across Myanmar between March 2022 and September 2023, according to a report by a U.K.-based nonprofit group dedicated to exposing human rights abuses and war crimes.

[K53]

How can people watch this

[mr_feelgood]

They have a beautiful sense of humor
The bleh bleh bleh shit had me dying
Lordy lordy

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by K53 ↗

How can people watch this

Like every other video friend
With their eyes

[Clarido]

Who are those at the end of the video, have they something to do with it or it's just poorly cut?

[King Herald]

That’s beyond depraved, the guys doing it have lost every shred of humanity, even calling them animals would be an insult to wildlife.

However, the Catholic Church used to do this same sort of thing to people…… simply because they refused to believe in the correct imaginary friend……

[depraved1]

Been a civil war going on over there for a while.
Just like in a lot of places.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myan...2021–present)