Three fighters belonging to anti-junta resistance groups were killed in two separate incidents within Sagaing Region, Myanmar. Details surrounding the exact circumstances remain scarce, however, sources suggest the killings were deliberate acts carried out by members of opposing resistance groups. This highlights increasing tensions and potential infighting within the broader pro-democracy movement. The incidents raise concerns about the internal dynamics of armed resistance in Myanmar, suggesting fragmentation in strategies and potential escalation in violence. This escalation would complicate efforts to collectively challenge the military junta in power. There have been no claims of responsibility for the attacks at this time, adding to the mystery surrounding these killings in Sagaing Region. Authorities have not yet commented on the incidents.