A recent clash between troops from the Shan State Progressive Party (SSPP) and the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) in Kyaukme, Myanmar, has resulted in the deaths of two TNLA soldiers. The incident stems from an ongoing dispute between the two ethnic armed groups. Though discussions are underway to resolve the underlying issues that led to the fighting, the families of the deceased are demanding greater transparency regarding the circumstances of the shooting. They are also calling for those responsible for the deaths to be held accountable. The incident highlights the fragile peace and continued tensions present in Myanmar’s conflict zones. Further details regarding the exact nature of the Kyaukme dispute remain unclear, but the demand for justice underscores the human cost of the ongoing conflicts. The situation remains sensitive as both groups attempt to negotiate a resolution.