After being fired upon, Mi-35 and Y-12 aircraft searched for the revolutionary forces, but they were able to successfully retreat

The central military command headquarters (La.Pa.Kha.) in the Mandalay Palace, where the coup leader Min Aung Hlaing is staying, was fired with two short-range-roctet, according to a statement by Brave Warriors for Myanmar (BWM).

At around 6:00 AM on October 4, 2025, the central regional command headquarters((La.Pa.Kha.), where Min Aung Hlaing is temporarily staying, was attacked with the help of local revolutionary allied forces.

Min Aung Hlaing arrived in Mandalay via Pyin Oo Lwin on the night of the 3rd to attend the 100th anniversary of Mandalay University, and the shooting was carried out after receiving accurate information that he would be staying at the VIP guest house near the southern gate of the Mandalay central regional command headquarters, a BWM official told BBM.

“Yesterday evening, Ma Ah La( Min Aung Hlaing) arrived from Pyin Oo Lwin and planned to spend the night at the palace. We knew that he would be staying at the VIP guest house at the southern gate that night, so we shot him there early in the morning,”

a BWM official told BBM. In addition, it was easier to attack Min Aung Hlaing during the 100th anniversary ceremony than to attack the Mandalay palace headquarters, but he added that the attack was carried out in the morning because he was worried that the people attending would be injured as they were dancing and acting as human shields.

“We had the opportunity to shoot during the ceremony, but because there were so many people, we decided not to shoot again. In fact, we knew that the precise location would be more effective during the ceremony, but because there were so many people dancing, we didn’t shoot anymore,”

the BWM official added. The BWM team also confirmed that they clearly heard the sounds of shock rockets fired by the revolutionary forces during the shooting, the sound of landing, and the sound of explosions.

In addition, after the shooting, a Mi-35 helicopter flew over the Regional Command of the Military junta (La.Pa.Kha.) and a Y-12 aircraft flew over to search for the revolutionary forces, but they were successfully withdrawn, the BWM official added.

“Immediately after the launch,they heard the sound of a short-range rocket, and soon the Mi 35 came up and started searching for it. Then the Y12 came up, and now the comrades are safe,”

he added. The BWM group also told BBM that the purpose of carrying out such attacks is to make the military junta leaders feel the same way as the people feel insecure due to the military dictatorship.

In addition, although the attack was carried out within a few hours, it could have affected the military junta members because it exploded during the central regional command headquarters. The attack was carried out in collaboration with the No More Dictatorship People’s Defense Force (NMD-PDF) group, the People Servant Force (P.S.F) and the Yadanarbon Front, led by the Brave Warriors for Myanmar (BWM) group.

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🟥There are many deaths and some weapons seized during the one-month marching from Bhamo Armored Battalion to near Hnit Mile village in Bhamo

Three soldiers were captured alive by the revolutionary forces-led KIA in a military junta column advancing near Hnit Mile, Bhamo in Kachin State.

On October 1, a soldier Myo Chit Oo was captured alive by the revolutionary forces – led Major Aung Kyaw in a military column advancing near Hnit Mile, Bhamo.

The soldier, Myo Chit Oo, was from the 237th Infantry Battalion, and was separated from the line of battle near Hnit Mile village in Bhamo and was captured by the revolutionary groups.

Similarly, two more soldiers were captured yesterday along with weapons and ammunition from another soldiers of military junta column matching to Hnit Mile.So, three prisoners of war were captured in one day.

The three prisoners of war have been transferred from the front line to the KIA rear office and interrogations have begun, a military source on the ground told BBM.

“Yes, we captured one yesterday, two in another column, three in total. They were with weapons. They were separated while advancing. They are on military junta side.The one we captured had a little position.He had with the MA-3, so now it is not here. We sent it to the rear office,”

a military source on the ground told BBM. In addition, the military junta based near the Bhamo Armored Battalion and advanced on Hnit Mile village and Thone Mile village in Bhamo, which is controlled by the revolutionary forces, in September last year. During the month of the offensive, the military junta suffered casualties and some weapons including RPGs were seized, according to the ground revolutionary forces.

The military source added that some of the military junta columns, which were deployed around Hnit Mile village and Thorne Mile village in Bhamo, had withdrawn by the afternoon of October 2, and that they had retreated near the armored battalion where they were based.

“Since we attacked the military junta columns marching towards the armored battalion, we have captured a lot of weapons, including heavy weapons. Today, those columns have returned to the armored battalion where they were based,”

the military source added. The military junta defended Bhamo from the No.21 Operational Command Headquarters(Sakakha). After reinforcement ships from Mandalay arrived in Bhamo last August, they launched another offensive against the revolutionary forces, but there are many casualties.

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🟥Some TNLA administrative groups have moved out of Kyaukme town

In Kyaukme town, northern Shan State, the military junta has moved into Ward 1, and the battle is intense.

After capturing the TNLA’s largest stronghold, Sakhan Thar village, on the Pyi Htaung Su Highway, the entrance of Kyaukme in the last week of September, it has been continuously attacking Kyaukme town.

Now, the military junta’s columns, which have been advancing along the Pyi Htaung Su Highway, have reached the edge of Ward 1, the entrance to Kyaukme town, and fighting is taking place inside the town, according to local sources.

“The areas surrounding ward 1 are already being invaded, and some small arms fire can be heard in the town,”

a local military source told BBM. In addition, the military junta’s columns have already entered the town area, so most of the remaining residents in the town have begun to evacuate.

“Most of the town has already evacuated, and today there are many people who are fleeing in the rain on motorbikes,”

a local added. In addition, the military junta has set up a separate military junta column to pressure Kyaukme town not only from the Pyi Htaung Su Highway but also from the Mine Tine village junction, and after the military junta captured Sakhan Thar village, fierce fighting has also broken out around Mine Tine village.

The TNLA withdrew some military posts and gate posts in Mine Tine village at the request of villagers the previous day, while the SSPP/SSA has also increased its military presence.

In addition, after the military junta columns arrived near Kyaukme town, some of the TNLA’s leaders, including the administrative groups in the town, are retreating from Kyaukme town, a local military said .

“Of course, Ward (1) is part of the town, The situation in this area has increased significantly. I also heard that the TNLA and the leaders of the Kyaukme district special operations group are also moving,”

the military sources said.၏ The military junta launched a massive offensive on Kyaukme town on August 28, using heavy weapons, airstrikes and drones, and a month later, it reached the edge of Ward (1) in Kyaukme town.

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🟥 A team of four snipers was also attacked by drone

During Lay Kay Kaw battle, Kayin State, the revolutionary forces attacked the military junta’s frontline rear headquarters with drones, causing casualties on the military junta’s side.

On September 24, the military junta’s ground troops marched on the areas where the revolutionary were based in Lay Kay Kaw.

As the battle intensified, the revolutionary forces attacked the military junta’s frontline rear headquarters, which was closely monitoring the ground troops, with drones, resulting in many casualties, including senior officers.

“On the 24th, these guys barged into
the battle that they went to the front and rear headquarters with kamikaze attatcks. There were also a lot of hits, may be at least 4 or 5,” a soldier told BBM.

On the afternoon of September 25, four snipers from the military junta forces were attacked by drones in response to sniper fire on the revolutionary forces, killing all four of them (snipers). The soldier added that the casualties were so high that some of the lines were halted within a few days.

“The snipers were also hit, and on the 25th, we also got snipers, and the lines were halted because of the damage,”

he added. The military junta, which was so injured, used more air support and artillery support than ground support on September 27 and 28.

However, despite the use of such artillery and air support, the ground forces have not been able to advance and casualties are high, another soldier on the ground told BBM.

“Their current situation is that they are using a lot of artillery and air support, and in the ground situation, their comrades are not in a position to advance at all,” another soldier on the ground told BBM.

In addition, the military junta has been marching a large number of military training graduates to Lay Kay Kaw, but since the beginning of the offensive, the offensive has stalled, and there are nearly 200 casualties, the comrade added.

“These guys are using their strength to an extreme extent. From the beginning of the Lay Kay Kaw to today, according to eyewitness accounts and estimates, more than 200 of them have been killed, many have been injured, and there are also hundreds of deaths from mines,”

the comrade added. The military junta, which cannot advance due to the revolutionary forces, has begun burning down public houses near their bases, and is agitating to separate the revolutionary forces from the people, according to sources on the ground.

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The military junta, which has been hit by the drone strikes, has been carrying out airstrikes with jet fighters and Y-12 aircraft

The battle is taking place daily in Bhamo, Kachin State, and five military junta soldiers including a major were killed in drone strikes by the Revolutionary Forces last week.

Despite the propaganda media under the military junta claiming that the military has fully taken control of Bhamo, fighting continues to take place in the city.

“Every day, every day, there are only two things that less or more, it’s normal, there is no day when the battle stops,”

a revolutionary soldier from the Bhamo battlefield told BBM. Last week,the five (5) military officers from the military junta were meeting in Bhamo to repair their drones when the revolutionary forces launched some attacks.

The revolutionary forces conducted aerial reconnaissance of the military junta members who were gathering before launching a drone attack, killing all five (5) of them on the spot.

In addition, the military junta’s 105 mm artillery, which is conducting indiscriminate shelling of possible locations where the revolutionary forces may be present, was also targeted by drones on the same day, another soldier on the ground told BBM.

“Just last week, we got a drone, a 105mm gun, a major, and four military junta soldiers. It’s been about a week now, and they’re all dead. I think the major and four were preparing the drone. They were gathering around the drone. When they were shot, they all died,”

the comrade told BBM.Due to the high number of casualties on the ground, the military junta has been conducting more airstrikes than ground operations in recent days.

In addition, the military junta dropped the drones, airstrikes on the areas where the revolutionary forces are located with jet fighters and Y-12 aircraft according to the comrade.

“I think they have many casualties. The planes have been flying all day long, both fighters and Y-12s. They’ve been flying since morning, and they’re still flying, one after another,”

the comrade added. The military junta also said that in recent days, there have been military incursions to break up the communication line near the Three Mile area of ​​Bhamo, and at least seven military junta soldiers were killed and forced to retreat due to attacks by the revolutionary forces.

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🟥A Pyu army column led by Thida Yu Mon is also advancing from Mahlaing town towards Natogyi

According to local military sources, more than 1,000 soldiers of the military junta are advancing from Pyin Si village to the east of Natogyi in Mandalay Region.

Starting on the evening of September 25, more than 1,000 soldiers of the military junta are said to have advanced from Pyin Si village to the border of Mahlaing township and Natogyi township and into the villages of Eingyitaw and Ywa Thar Aye.

There were some clashes with the revolutionary forces during the advance in Natogyi township, and the military junta called in air support with a Y-8 aircraft before entering Ywa Thar Aye village.

In addition, the military junta columns are also marching into smaller columns and clearing villages along the road to Natogyi.

“The main column is the Pyin Si column, with over 1,000 soldiers. There are many divisions along it. Since it is located between Natogyi and Ma Hlaing, there are also clashes with some of the revolutionary forces. The other day, they bombed and entered Ywa Thar Aye village and Eingyi Taw village with Y-8s,”

a military source on the ground told BBM. The military junta columns that entered Eingyi Taw village looted valuables from public houses in the village and burned them.

The military junta columns then continued to attack the villages of Suyit Kone and Aung Pan Kone on the road to Natogyi.

Similar to these columns, more than 100 military junta columns from Mahlaing Township, including the Thida Yu Mon Pyu group, were also conducting military operations through Mahlaing Township to Natogyi on the night of September 25.

The Pyu Saw Htee columns left from Mahlaing Township’s Pan Hlaing Road and, after clearing the villages of Magyi Pin Pu, Thaman Kan, and Thone Taung Nyaung along the way, joined forces with the military junta columns that were conducting military operations from Pyin Si Village, he added.

“Starting from Pan Aing Road .It passed through the villages of Magyi Pin Pu, Thayet Kyaung Pin, Thaman Kan, and Thone Taung Nyaung. There was also fighting along the way with the Pyu line. Now it has joined with the Pyin Si line and is heading towards Natogyi,”

he added. The military junta has been cutting off and blocking the Myingyan, Natogyi, and Taung Thar areas since August, and it is also said that the Pyu group led by Thida Yu Mon has been frequently using the line to launch attacks.

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🟥Efforts to break through communication lines in Bhamo have failed, but many casualties remain

Battles in Bhamo, Kachin State have intensified again, with 7 army bodies found near the Three Mile School, according to military sources on the ground.

On September 24, the Revolutionary Forces attacked the military junta troops who were advancing to break through a road near the Three Mile School in Bhamo, and fierce fighting continued for two days.

First, the Revolutionary Forces fired heavy weapons at two bases of the military junta that had reached Three Mile School in Bhamo.

After that, the revolutionary forces attacked the bases and the military junta suffered casualties during the battle, and 7 military junta bodies and some ammunition were seized, a comrade told BBM.

“I don’t know if it was a group of road-breakers who were gathered near the Thone Mile village, so we hit them with heavy weapons first. As soon as we knew what to do, we succeeded in pulling them out. Most of them were dragged away, and it seems that they left behind the ones that couldn’t be pulled away at all,”

a comrade told BBM. In addition, it was also reported that the military junta may have suffered more than the (7) bodies found by the revolutionary forces during the battle, and the military junta also used airstrikes and drones to collect the bodies.

“There are two locations, I think they want the bodies, so the planes came and went,”

he added. The revolutionary forces are currently clearing the area around the Throne Mile village where the battle took place.

In addition, the military junta is working to build a communication line from the armored battalion in Bhamo to the 47th Infantry Division, then the medical corps, and support troops.

However, due to the attacks of the revolutionary forces, the military junta soldiers who are building this communication line are unable to advance further and are suffering many casualties, the comrade added.

“They are trying to build a road from the armored battalion to the 47th Infantry Division, the medical corps, and support troops, and they are breaking the communication line, and they are breaking the communication line, and they are not able to advance yet, and we are also holding back,”

the comrade added. Although the military junta’s propaganda channels have been talking about the military regaining control of Bhamo, daily battles are taking place on the areas, and the military junta is suffering, according to military sources.

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🟥 Military junta soldiers are fighting without food, and the militiamen accompanying them admit to using drugs

According to military sources on the ground, some soldiers from the military junta’s column that entered the Lanse area of ​​Hsawlaw Township, Kachin State, have been taken prisoner.

The military junta has been invading the Lanse area of ​​Hsawlaw Township, which is occupied by the KIA-led revolutionary forces, with more than 100 troops since September 19.

In addition to the military junta’s column, there were also local Rawang militiamen led by U Tanggu Tan. During the initial offensive, they were able to capture some of the revolutionary forces’ military bases, but when they continued to advance, they were injured and had to surrender the occupied bases.

In addition, some members of the military junta were captured during the fighting, a military source said.

“We captured prisoners when we arrived in Lanse, many of them died, and we even found five bodies on the ground,”

a military source said. In addition, the captured prisoners of war confessed during interrogation that they had been fighting without food and that the militiamen who accompanied them had been using drugs and were fighting in the line of battle, the source added.

“When we asked those who were captured, we learned that they had not eaten food and that the militiamen had been using drugs. The militiamen in this particular area are doctors, since long ago.”

The military junta also said that children and civilians were killed in the airstrikes during the Lanse fighting.

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🟥The military junta column from Mahlaing also raped (12) women from Yone Si Gyi village, Taungtha

A civilian woman in Taungtha Township, Mandalay Region was allegedly raped by the military junta’s police after they arrested her for questioning.

On the evening of September 7, a 20-year-old villager woman who had come to fetch water from Minkan village was arrested and raped by the police who were guarding the Chinese gas pipeline near the Boebwa Gate in Minkan village.

The woman was arrested on the pretext that she was to be interrogated by the police, and she was raped on the 7th and released on the 8th.

Although local residents filed a complaint with the Taungtha Township Police Station regarding the actions of the military junta police, no action was taken, and the police officers who committed the crime are still serving at the checkpoint, an official from the comrade from Taungtha Township
People’s Defense Force told BBM.

“In the evening, the girl went to fetch water, and when she met the police, they took her to the checkpoint and raped her. We reported the incident to the Taungtha Police Station, but no action has been taken so far. They are like this,”

a comrade form Taungtha Township People’s Defense Force told BBM. In addition, the police officers under the military junta guarding the Chinese pipeline often patrol nearby villages, using security as a pretext, arresting and interrogating local residents.

In addition, on September 10, a military junta column that started from Mahlaing and advanced towards Myingyan and Taungtha also raped 12 women from Yone Si Gyi Village, Taungtha Township.

A joint military column consisting of about 300 members of the Pyu Saw Htee, police, and military junta troops entered Taungtha Township through Mahlaing, and some of the troops separated from the column and stationed themselves at the Yone Si Gyi Police Station.

An official from the Taungtha People’s Defense Force added that during this stationing, about 12 women from the village of Yone Si Gyi were raped daily until they returned.

“The Yone Si Gyi came from Mahlaing with a force of about 300, and the column attacked. A sub-column of that column came to Yone Si Gyi village and joined forces with the police station that were already there. At that time, they raped about 12 women from the village until they returned,”

he added. When the military junta invaded the Myingyan, Natogyi, and Taungtha areas, not only its subordinate troops but also Pyu Saw Htee troops participated in the column, burning down the people’s homes, murders and sexual violence are reported to be frequent.

🟥The soldier was arrested by the military junta after being surrounded by students and the neighborhood

A soldier from the military junta entered a female dormitory in a school boarder in Myitkyina, Kachin State, with a gun and sexually assaulted students.

On September 21 (yesterday), at around 12 midnight, a soldier named Aung Myo Khant entered the female dormitory in the Pyinnyar Alin School Boarder in Sitapu Ward 1, Myitkyina.

There were 12th grade students in the female dormitory, and the soldiers first pointed a gun at the students and demanded their phones and money.

When the students said they did not have phones or money, the military junta soldiers forced the girls to take off their tops and groped their breasts.

“After entering the female’s dormitory, he pointed a gun at the girls who are the girls in the dormitory.After he pointed the gun at the girls in grade 12, and then asked them to take out their phones and money, and when they said they did not have phones or money, he forced they took off their shirts and turned their shirts around, and made them stand up and take off their bras, and then groped them one by one and did that,”

a local resident said. The military junta soldier then told the girls to go back to their places because he was worried that the teachers would come and go around the dormitory.

He then slept between the two girls and did some indecent things from above.

He added that while this was happening, a student in the dormitory grabbed a gun and ran downstairs to call teachers and family members for help, which led to the arrest of the military junta member.

“For a while, the girls were scared at first. They were scared. He said, “Are your teachers going around?”

the students said,

“They’re going around.” He said, “Okay, let’s sleep in your own places.

” Everyone slept in their own places. He got in between the two girls and did a swimming trick. At that moment, one of the girls remembered, grabbed a gun, and ran down at once. When their teachers went down, she saw that they were going down. She told the teachers. The girls upstairs also surrounded him and beat him when he didn’t have the gun. The girl downstairs told the teachers. The students, their families, and the people around them came and caught him,” the source added.

After the arrest of the military junta member, the public questioned him and found out that he was a military junta member who was under security at Police Station No. 5, and that he was taken away in cars by the military police. Another local confirmed to BBM about the following.

“There are the guys, who come from the military, under security at the Police Station, and they are probably those people,” another local told BBM.

In Myitkyina, where the military junta’s Northern Command is based, military junta soldiers have been frequently threatening the public with weapons and engaging in bullying and coercion.

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