"Widespread conflict continued to drive displacement and exacerbate needs across multiple states and regions in Myanmar. Intensified airstrikes, artillery shelling, drone attacks as well as the use of antipersonnel landmines and cluster bombs are impacting forcibly displaced people and host communities. According to the UN, the number of displaced people inside Myanmar is almost 3.2 million as of June 2024 - a milestone for internal displacement within Myanmar. Humanitarian access constraints continued to expose people to various protection risks and restrict the delivery of critical assistance and protection. Coping capacities have been stretched to the limit, with food, emergency shelter and core relief items (CRIs) identified as the most urgent needs. Additionally, some 633,975 Rohingya persons remain stateless, of which some 247,783 are living in displacement camps as well as among the host community since 2012 within Rakhine State and face greater hardship due to systematic discrimination, regular violation of their rights and socio-economic difficulties. UNHCR and partners are adapting and responding to the volatile situation and the urgent needs on the ground..."