A recent bombing by Myanmar's military in Khawpuichhip village has led to a significant influx of refugees into Mizoram, India. The attack, which occurred on Thursday, resulted in the deaths of seven individuals, including six children, and caused panic among local villagers. In response, over 50 refugees fled to Zokhawthar village in Mizoram. Jacob V Zawma, a spokesperson for the Chinland Council, noted that the bombing was part of a broader strategy by the Myanmar junta to regain control over Chin state, which has been experiencing heightened military aggression. Reports indicate that the military has been targeting civilian sites, including schools and religious buildings, to undermine resistance efforts. The Chin Human Rights Organisation highlighted that ethnic resistance forces maintain control over 90% of Chin state territory, with major towns liberated from junta control. The ongoing violence has prompted many civilians to seek refuge across the border into India.