Myanmar’s military regime recently perpetrated a mass killing at a Buddhist monastery in Myaung Township, Sagaing region, targeting individuals engaged in meditation. This attack represents a disturbing escalation of violence and a direct contradiction of the junta’s public claim to be protectors of Buddhism. Details remain scarce, but reports confirm a significant number of meditators were killed in the assault. The incident highlights the regime's increasingly brutal tactics against its own population, even extending to historically respected religious sites and practices. This act underscores the junta’s disregard for religious sanctity and its willingness to employ extreme force to suppress any perceived opposition. International observers are condemning the attack and calling for accountability, while the situation in Myanmar continues to deteriorate amid ongoing conflict and instability.