🟥8 weapons and ammunition were seized

The seven military junta members including Captain Aung Thaung were killed in an attack on military junta
troops collecting bribes from the civilians in Myingyan Township, and 8 weapons and ammunition were seized, an official from the Shwe Chan Thar Guerrilla Force told BBM.

The military junta troops stationed at the Kokeke High School branch were harassing and robbing the local people and tourists daily, so they opened fire with a pre-emptive claymore landmine at 9:15 a.m. on September 2.

The 7 military junta members were killed and (6) MA3s, 20 boxes of ammunition, (1) MA5, (1) 60mm ammunition, (904) rounds of 5.56 ammunition, (5) rounds of 9mm ammunition, (3) rounds of 60mm ammunition, (3) 60 mm mortars, 5 knives, 2 hand grenades, 2 catapults, 1 screwdriver, 1,492,000 kyats in cash, 7 phones, 2 watches, and many military equipment were seized.

“Among the 7 military junta members dead including a lieutenant general called Aung Thaung, and the attackers were from our group,”

an official from the Shwe Chan Thar Guerrilla Force told BBM. The Shwe Chan Thar Guerrilla Force, Circuit (1), announced that it would continue to fight and eliminate the military junta that is oppressing and torturing the people.

The Shwe Chan Thar Guerrilla Force in Myingyan Township urged the people to dig bunkers and be on high alert as the military junta is targeting the people with heavy weapons and airstrikes.

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🟥13 military junta soldiers were killed, some ammunition were seized

Revolutionary forces attacked in advance 2 military junta vehicles on the Monywa-Mandalay road in Myinmu Township, Sagaing Region, killing 13 military junta soldiers and seizing some ammunition, an official from the Black Eagle Defence Force – MMU told BBM.

On August 30, at around 6 am, two military junta vehicles with about 25 soldiers leaving the Myaung Road junction were attacked with RPGs and then with small arms, causing one vehicle to be completely destroyed and at least 5 witnesses to be killed.

“In this incident, there were about 25 people, one Alphard and one 4-wheel drive, firing guns at the roadside in front, and two cars following behind. The first car was hit by an RPG, and the car couldn’t do anything, so it made the soldiers on foot attacked below,”

an official from the Myinmu Eagle Protection Group told BBM. In Myinmu Township, along the Monywa-Mandalay road from Ahrlakatpa to Doe Myanmar Kyaw Oil Store, Ye-U Oil Store, and Myaung Road junction, the military junta has deployed close to each other, and forces from these positions have also been seen the hidding and collecting money.

“When we went up and tried to seize the cars, two cars came out of Myinmu. There were our soldiers injured there , cause of ammunition, so we couldn’t collect all the weapons. There are many dead bodies in the video footage,”

he continued. The statement also said that 13 soldiers from the military junta were killed during the attack and many were seriously injured, as well as 2 MA11s, 1 magazine of ammunition and 1 Inaga grenade.

“As for the dog deaths, we witnessed the driver in the car, and all the people in the Alphard , and the other 2 dogs who were walking died, so total 5 dogs died in the incident. As for the injuries, many were injured. According to the ground reports, 3 more dogs died in the hospital, and another 5 died while receiving treatment,”

the official continued. The attack resulted in many casualties on the part of the military junta, and after the attack, the military junta also fired heavy weapons at the surrounding area.

The Black Eagle Defence Force – MMU has informed the public that they are working to the best of their ability to deal with the military situation and to be aware of the military situation and to be careful when moving around.

“When the soldiers withdrew after this incident, they continued to shoot at the people as usual, targeting them without any reason. They also fired at those riding motorcycles from their positions,”

an official from the force said. The operation was led by the Myinmu Township PDF and was jointly carried out by the Black Eagle Defence Force (MMU), Military branch 2 of Sagaing District Battalion (1), Ahrlakatpa Rural Defence Force, Taw Chaung-U Rural Defence Force, and Myinmu Township PDF. It is reported that one soldier was injured by a bullet in the leg.

In Thayet Chaung Township, Tanintharyi Region, the military junta column burned down more than 70 houses and looted people’s belongings from all the houses, a 16-year-old soldier who was captured and he told the PDF Battalion.

Zin Ko Ko, a 16-year-old soldier who was forcibly captured by the military junta, was forced to join the military junta column that entered the villages of Oketu, Saw Hpyar, and Moe Shwe Kone from Oketu Village. He said that he could not accept the evil actions of the military junta, which burned down the houses of the people and stole gold and silver, so he fled to the 2nd Battalion in Dawei District.

The military junta column burned down more than 70 houses in the villages, broke into all the houses and stole public property, and searched the PDF troops.

“They spent 4 nights in the monastery. The reason for this takes too long because they had not received orders from above. They burnt the entire village because they had received orders from above. The orders from above make them to burn everything. Their subordinates did not burn everything. Even then, many houses were burned. They burned about 70 or 80 houses, which were made of stone, and some were made of wood and planks,”

soldier Zin Ko Ko said. “They also entered people’s villages, took people’s belongings, they took a lot of things. They took all the rice, oil, salt, clothes, shoes. If they found food, they took everything.If they found a house, they took everything. They took everything if there was any belongings.

The battalion commander burned the house that was said to be burned, but they did not burn the house that was said to be burned, only when they reached the monastery did they set up camp and searched, they searched for PDFs, but they did not find any,” the soldier said.

The soldier who was informed said that there were also arbitrary actions within the military junta, drug abuse, and torture of new soldiers and militiamen.

“The reason they ran away was because they were overbearing.They have the biggest power under the battalion commander ,so the sergeants would bully us. After using drugs, they would slap us. When they got drunk, they would act like they were drunk. That’s why I couldn’t take it, so I ran away. I had been planning to run away since I left the army. I had saved money,”

soldier Zin Ko Ko continued. The Dawei District No. 2 Battalion has informed that young people who have been forcibly recruited and subjected to various forms of torture can defect to the revolutionary forces anywhere, anytime, and is guaranteed to have their lives and safety guaranteed.

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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, President U Win Myint and all the political prisoners are standing with the Spring Revolution, they announced

AAPP told BBM that the military junta has been holding talks with public leader Aung San Suu Kyi, but has not released her because they have not been able to make any agreement. All the political prisoners, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, President U Win Myint, and others, are standing with the Spring Revolution.

The Assistance Association of Political Prisoners (AAPP) made this statement when BBM interviewed political prisoners, including the imprisonment of public leader Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint.

“If they need us, they will release our leaders and play the political tricks , but as far as we know, they are just adjusting, and we are hearing reports that they always try to make an appointment and negotiate with her. They have not released her yet because Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has not yet given the conditions they want, to the extent they want,”

AAPP told BBM. AAPP continued to say that if Aung San Suu Kyi were to be released through negotiation by the military junta, the revolution could backfire and weaken the revolution, and problems could arise between the revolutionary forces themselves.

“They haven’t released her yet because Aung San Suu Kyi’s side won’t accept anything, as they want.If they have released , they will turn our revolution upside down.Certainly, if Daw Aung San Suu Kyi negotiates with them, our revolution might be somewhat weakened.The problems can arise between those who reject and those who accept.We trust our leader.We believe that our leaders have not yet accepted any of the issues negotiated by the military regime, which is why they have not released us yet,”

AAPP said. AAPP pointed out that all political prisoners currently in prison, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint, are united in the Spring Revolution, and that,while in prison, is standing with the Spring Revolution and fighting for the Spring Revolution.