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Eyewitnesses report the Military Council's massive troop movement by road towards Lashio Township in northern Shan State. On February 14th, a logistic convoy of the Junta consisting of 25 trucks was observed passing through Kyethi Township in southern Shan State, and it was heading towards northern Shan State, where a ceasefire had been established. "The convoy journeyed from

The Three Brotherhood Alliance declared On January 24th that the Military Council has consistently disregarded and violated the Haigeng Agreement, which was the result of China's mediation for a ceasefire in northern Shan State. "Thanks to the Haigeng Agreement brokered by China, our expansion into additional cities and towns has stopped. However if the Junta continues in

The Military Council and the Three Brotherhood Alliance have agreed to a temporary ceasefire; however air-strikes and fighting persists in many areas. According to an attendee cited by VoA, a ceasefire agreement was achieved between the Military Council and the Three Brotherhood Alliance during a meeting in Kunming on January 10th and 11th, facilitated by China's intervention.

The Kokang News reported that the Military Council has once again deployed ‘chemical bombs’ in the ongoing clashes in northern Shan State. The Military Council is reported to have launched four chemical attacks at the Namsalat hill-based military camp, which was occupied by the Kokang ethnic armed organization, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) on November

Indiscriminate artillery rounds unleashed by the Military Council claimed the lives of a young girl and two women in Mongtin village, Lashio Township, Shan State. On November 9th, Nai Mon, a 60-year-old woman, and Nang Sai, a 12-year-old girl from Mongtin village, were tragically killed instantly by an artillery shell fired by the Military Council while they were preparing