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Recent offensives in northern Shan State during the Operation 1027 have left over 50,000 people running out of food and other crucial supplies, as Three Brotherhood Alliance have cut off vital transportation links to the China border, and State Administration Council (SAC) has retaliated with relentless airstrikes targeting civilian villages. After the ethnic armed groups
Due to the ongoing conflicts in northern Shan State, residents of several villages in Monekoe Township have been compelled to seek refuge for safety, and these displaced individuals are in dire need of food and humanitarian assistance, locals said. As a result of the 'Operation 1027' initiated by the Three Brotherhood Alliance, the conflict with the Military Council in Monekoe
Nang Noung Noung — On Saturday, a clash occurred between the Shan State Progress Party/Shan State Army (SSPP/SSA) and the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) in Kutkai Township, Muse District. A frontline SSPP/SSA officer blamed TNLA soldiers for opening fire on his men at 1 pm near Hper Pyin in Mong Yu village-tract. He stated they had already informed TNLA that their
Residents reported that the body of a man, who lost his life due to the Military Council's airstrikes in Hseng Hkawng village near Nam Aum Village, Muse District, Shan State, was snatched by the Military Council. On July 25th, around 11:00 am, the Military Council launched airstrikes and bombarded Hseng Hkawng village in an attack against the TNLA forces. As a consequence of
Nang Noung Noung — On Sunday, the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) engaged in two clashes with the Burma army in Kutkai Township, located in northern Shan State. According to a local source who heard the gunfire from his village, the recent fighting commencedwhen the KIA ambushed a column of regime soldiers passing by Hko Mong at 10 am. The Kachin fighters fought with junta