Operation Spitfire and Yangon Modern have jointly confirmed the identities of 57 Myanmar military air force officers who have been actively participating in aerial bombardments against civilians across Myanmar. Among the identified high-ranking officers are Colonel Soe Tin Latt and Lieutenant Colonel Htet Aung Khaing from the Air Force Headquarters, who have been directly involved in ordering and coordinating airstrikes against civilian populations.
The identified officers include lieutenant colonels, majors, captains, and female officers serving at various air force bases across the country. These officers are confirmed to be directly involved in aerial attacks against civilians from bases including Mingaladon, Nampat, and Meiktila. The investigation has revealed that these officers serve in various capacities including pilots, bombing squadron members, base commanders, and air traffic controllers. According to the findings, these officers have been carrying out orders from the military council to target civilian areas, villages, schools, and hospitals.
The comprehensive list includes detailed information about their current postings and roles in the air force. The investigation has documented their involvement in systematic aerial attacks that have resulted in civilian casualties and destruction of civilian infrastructure. This identification of these 57 officers marks a significant step in documenting those responsible for aerial attacks against Myanmar’s civilian population. The full details of these officers and their activities can be accessed through Yangon Modern’s Telegram channel, where additional evidence and documentation are available for public review.
