Junta Air News Today

In Waingmaw Township of Kachin State, the Kachin Independence Army (KIA)-led joint resistance forces advance was held up by fierce resistance from the Junta's 321st Light Infantry Battalion defending the only remaining Shwe Nyaung Bin base, as the conflict's trajectory moves towards downtown Waingmaw. In just two days, th KIA successfully seized control of strategically

Fighting between the Junta and the Karen National Liberation Army-led joint forces in Win Yay Township in Dooplaya District, controlled by the Karen National Union (KNU), that has caused the displacement of tens of thousands of residents from around 10 villages, to flee and seek shelter in caves, forests, and distant villages. .

The Junta Air Force used 500-pound bombs on two occasions to attack a specific location in District No. 2 of Mindat Township in Chin State, according to the Mindat People's Administrative Team (PAT-Mindat) and local sources. “The military planes bombed twice, once in the evening and once before midnight. Luckily no-one was hurt, and the bombs only landed in the forested

Joker Column, an armed resistance faction, reported that approximately 30 resistance fighters were affected by chemical poisoning, as the Junta's Air Force launched chemical bomb attacks during clashes in Kawkareik Township in Karen State. A member of the Joker Column stated that besides dropping 500-pound bombs and firing howitzers at sites where skirmishes occurred and areas

-In Order To Minimise Harm to Civilians and Property Since the epic victory of joint resistance forces in capturing Myawaddy township and the military bases of three Junta battalions on April 7th, the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) led- campaign has been trying to finish off the remainder of the 257th battalion, now holding out from the near the Friendship Bridge No. 2

Today February 13th, marks Myanmar's Children's Day. Sadly, since the Military Council staged the coup over three years ago, the toll on minors under the age of 18 has been devastating, with the death toll already exceeding 600. As per the list disclosed by the National Unity Government (NUG) on February 6th, over 630 children have lost their lives in the violence ensuing from

The Pa-O National Liberation Army (PNLA) reiterated its unwavering commitment to continue collaborating with various ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) in their efforts to dismantle the military dictatorship. "We will collaborate with all EAOs to achieve our goals, moving forward with a shared commitment to procedures and policies”, a PNLA member told Shan Herald. Since the end

In a fragile hut constructed from bamboo poles, two young women are getting ready for school. The hut, devoid of any walls and consists of just a roof, is the only shelter for the two teenage sisters, and schoolgirls. One sister with a fair complexion is Maw Htwar Me Oo, a Grade 8 student, attending a school operating in a war-displaced camp on the border of Thailand and

The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) and its political wing, the Palaung State Liberation Front (PSLF), have announced the successful capture of Namhsan town, which had been traditionally governed by the Ta'ang Chao Pha (Sawbwa) ethnic rulers, after 64 years of military dictatorship. All bases and outposts belonging to the Junta’s 101st Division operating within military

Local residents and the KNU have reported that the Junta’s Air Force used ultra-destructive cluster bombs, the subject of an international prohibition, in four villages located within Hpapun District, a territory of the KNU's 5th Brigade. The treaty banning the weapons was first agreed in May 2008 and entered into force on 1 August 2010. The Convention prohibits all use,