1 November- More than 700 homes as well as a school and two monasteries were destroyed in raids by the junta troops on two villages in Kanbalu Township in Sagaing Region on 30 October a spokesperson of a group called itself Kyun Hla-Kanbalu activist group. The junta troops along with its affiliated group Pyu Saw Htee, were involved in the attack on Kyi Su and Kyauktaing villages, the source said. He said at least 400 homes as well as two monasteries were burned down in the attack on Kyi Su village and another 300 houses and a school were destroyed in the raid on Kyauktaing village. – BHRN
1 November- A church was damaged in a drone attack by the junta troops in a village in Khin U Township in Sagaing Region, a local resistance group People's Defence Comrade said. It said the incident of the attack on the Church in Sanpya village took place on October 30, causing damage to the exterior of the bell tower and the roof of the church. The source said the attack followed a raid on the village by a group of 100 junta soldiers. He said the junta forces attacked the village with the help of local militant groups led by a monk, Wathawa. BHRN
3 November- The junta troops aided by a local militant group destroyed a mosque in a raid on a village in Kanbalu Township on 30 October, a local source told Burma Human Rights Network (BHRN). It said a group of 160 junta soldiers supported by the members of a militant group Pyu Saw Htee, raided Kyi Su and Kyauktaing villages using the drones. In the attack, a mosque in Kyi Su village was destroyed. The source said the mosque is a place of worship for Muslims and the attack created anger among the local communities. This is the third time Kyi Su village, which has a majority Muslim population, come under attack by the junta troops during the past two years. Also, Kyauktaing village came under attack twice during the same period. BHRN