🟥4 civilians were killed, 6 civilians were injured

A military junta airstrike on Yone Pin Kone village in Wetlet Township, Sagaing Region, killed 4 civilians and injured 6 others, an official from the Wetlet Information Network told BBM.

On August 27, at around 5 pm, a jet fighter took off from Tada-U Airport and carried out four airstrikes near Yone Pin Kone village.

The airstrike by the military junta on Yone Pin Kone village killed three 40-year-old men and one 50-year-old woman, and injured 6 men and women.

“The bombing was carried out by the Tada-U Air Force. There were 4 dead bodies and 6 injuried people. There was also heavy artillery fire,”

an official from the Wetlet Information Network told BBM. The military junta also said that after the airstrike, the military junta battalions in Madaya city also fired howitzers and heavy artillery at the revolutionary positions.

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🟥6 members of the military junta were killed, an officer’s house and (a youth hostel) were destroyed by fire, and 4 were injured

The B.W.M. group and the revolutionary alliance groups fired five 107mm rockets at the Southern military junta headquarters based in Kaytumadi, Bago Region, and 4 of them exploded, 1 officer’s house and (a youth hostel) were partially burned down, and 6 members of the military junta were killed and 4 were injured, a military source told BBM.

On August 26, the Southern military junta headquarters in Kaytumadi was attacked by the B.W.M. and the Revolutionary Alliance with five 107mm rockets, killing six members of the military junta, injuring four others, and damaging buildings, according to an investigation.

“Initial information shows that one officer’s house and (a youth hostel) were partially burnt down. All six, including officers and soldiers, were killed. There were also injured people,”

a military source told BBM. On the same day, the Bayintnaung Combat Training School in Thandaunggyi was successfully attacked with nine rockets, killing four officer trainees and at least nine enlisted soldiers, an official from Brave Warriors For Myanmar (B.W.M.) told BBM.

The attack was carried out by the Mountain Knight Civilian Defense Forces (MKCDF) and the Anti-Coup People’s Liberation Force (ACPLF), KNLA Brigade 2, Battalion 5, along with the Brave Warriors For Myanmar (B.W.M).

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🟥 The revolutionary groups had been organized the lieutenant general to be brought to justice even before the battle began

The fighting in Bhamo, Kachin State is intensifying again, and many officers and other high-ranking soldiers, including the lieutenant general Khant Htet Naung, from the military junta had been killed.

The No.21 Operation Command headquarters of the military junta is located in Bhamo KIA-led revolutionary forces began attacking Bhamo on December 4, 2024, and were able to capture many key locations in Bhamo, including tank battalions, artillery battalions, and an airfield.

The military junta has also prepared a defensive formation at the No.21 of Operation Command Headquarters to prevent the fall of Bhamo, and the Northern Command based in Myitkyina has provided military and air support to defend it.

In addition, on July 17, the military junta sent 27 warships and ships carrying food and weapons to reinforce Bhamo.

Since the arrival of these military junta warships, fighting has intensified in Bhamo since early August, and some of the military junta’s columns have been attacking some camps where the revolutionary forces are holding.

Due to such attacks, fighting has intensified in Bhamo, and several soldiers, including two officers from the military junta, have been killed during this period.

One of the two dead officers has been confirmed by the revolutionary forces, and it is reported that he is Lieutenant General Khant Htet Naung, a graduate of the 61 batch DSA School.

“We are still counting the number of bodies today, we have received two lieutenant generals, and we have already identified one, he is DSA 61( Northern Region Command), and one of his disciples has even sent a prayer letter for him,”

a military source on the ground told BBM. The officer has only been transferred to Bhamo from the Tanai Regional Operation headquarters for about two months, according to the revolutionary sources.

Furthermore, since he was assigned to Bhamo, the revolutionary forces had been organised for the officer to come to light, but he refused, the military source added.

“This guy moved from Tanai and arrived in Bhamo only (2) months ago. He died in the meantime. Since he was assigned to the Tanai Road, he was told to come to the light. The confirmation of his death was confirmed by his relatives who came and told him themselves,”

the military source told BBM. The funeral of the officer was held by his family in Katha town, and the military junta has warned them not to leak the news.

In addition, yesterday, a clash between the military junta and the revolutionary forces took place near the 5014th Armored Battalion and the 236th Battalion, and more than 50 military junta soldiers were killed.

Photo -Military junta Lieutenant General Khant Htet Naung who died in Bhamo

12 civilians were killed, 21 civilians were injured

12 civilians were killed and 21 injured in a military junta attacked by airstrikes
on Daingkyi village , Mrauk-U Township, Aungtat Group, Rakhine State, according to local residents.

Yesterday, August 25, at 11:30 p.m., the military junta’s jet fighter dropped a 500-pound bomb on an agricultural warehouse in Daingkyi village ,Mrauk-U Township.

“A jet fighter dropped a 500-pound bomb on Daingkyi village, Mrauk-U Township yesterday at 11:30 p.m. We heard that many people were injured. It is reported that houses were also burned,”

a Mrauk-U resident told BBM. The wounded were taken to hospital for emergency treatment after the junta bombardment.

“The wounded are being treated. Yesterday, ambulances were unable to reach the field immediately, so we were unable to save the injured. About 6 people were killed in one house,” a local resident told BBM.

The military junta’s jet fighter reportedly remained in Mrauk-U for a few minutes after the 500-pound bomb was dropped.

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The AA and the joint coalition PDF forces attacked the military junta’s outposts near Set Set Yo and Let Tang Nge villages in Lay Myethna Township, Ayeyarwady Division, killing over 40 MMK soldiers and seizing a large number of small arms and ammunition, military sources close to the AA told BBM.

The AA and the joint coalition PDF forces have been attacking the outposts in Set Set Yo and Let Tan Nge villages in Lay Myethna Township since August 1, and on the evening of August 7, they seized more than 40 small arms and ammunition, including 2 snipers and 1 RPG.

“The fighting is happening almost every day these days. Yesterday, more than 40 military junta’s soldiers were killed in the fighting in Set Set Yo village. Most of the weapons have been seized,”

said a military source close to the AA. The AA and the allied PDF are continuing to attack villages along the Pathein-Monywa road in Lay Myethna Township and are also continuing to attack areas near Set Set Yo village.

The military junta’s airstrikes have also been met with heavy artillery fire from the Nga Thaing Chaung Artillery (344) as well as drones, military sources in Ayeyarwady Region said.

“I heard that the fighting is fierce in Lay Myethna. That’s why the 344th Battalion is constantly firing heavy weapons day and night. Heavy military vehicles are also going down that side. I think they are going to replenish their forces,”

said a local resident in his 60s from Nga Thaing Chaung Township. On July 27, the military junta’s air force also bombed villages such as Set Sat Yo, Saw Pyar, and Kyar Kite Kwin in Lay Myethna Township due to the offensive by the AA and the PDF.

The military junta has deployed tanks, military equipment, and three warships from the Pathein-based Southwestern Military District and the 26th Battalion of the Pathein Naval Headquarters to replenish its forces in Lay Myethna Township to counter the offensive by the AA and the PDF in Ayeyarwady Division.

Similarly, the military junta has recently reinforced the Yae Nantthar checkpoint at the intersection of the Gwa-Nga Thaing Road and the Pathein-Monywa Road from the 36th Battalion based in Kyonpyaw, and BBM has learned that the military junta is advancing through that checkpoint into areas controlled by the revolutionary forces in Lay Myethna Township.

🟥The only village in Naung Cho Township that the revolutionary groups now control is Doe Pin village

The military junta launched a military offensive against Hokho Village on the Pyin Oo Lwin-Mogok Road in Naung Cho Township, northern Shan State, and now the revolutionary forces have conceded Hohko village.

Hokho village in Naung Cho Township is only 50 miles from Mogok Town, which is controlled by the TNLA and other revolutionary forces, and is connected to Kyaukme, Madaya, Singu, and Thabeikkyin in northern Shan State.

The military junta launched an offensive against Hokho Village in three military lines, starting from Thonese Village, Thanbo village, and Thapyay Doe Village.

In addition, Hokho village is divided into two parts, the southern village and the northern village, and the commission troops the military junta have now occupied the entire southern village of Hokho and are also raiding northern Hokho village, a local military source told BBM.

“We can say that Hokho has already passed Naung Cho-Mogok and Pyin Oo Lwin-Mogok junctions. Once we cross the junctions, there are no defensive preparations except for the residential areas. And if Hokho is divided into the southern village and the northern village, it is believed that the entire southern village has now been cleared and the northern village is cleared,”

a local military source told BBM. In addition, the TNLA administration members who were stationed in Hokho village have also retreated to Kyaukme township in recent days.

Now that the military commission has captured Hokho village, only the Doe Pin village in Naung Cho township is left with revolutionary forces, while 35 village tracts in other townships, the military source added that the army has recaptured six wards and 250 villages.

“It is reported that the TNLA administration of Naung Cho, who are sitting in Hokho, have retreated to Kyaukme. In Naung Cho Township, only Doe Pin village remains for the army to retake,”

the local military said. The military junta’s retake of Hokho village on Mogok Road could make communication and supply routes more difficult for the revolutionary forces in Mandalay Region, according to military sources with expertise in the area.

🟥The military junta is continuously reinforcing battalions and outposts in the city

The fighting was intense between the military junta and the AA near the Shwe Mingan naval base in Sittwe, Rakhine State, on August 5.

A local resident familiar with the military situation in Sittwe said that the military is continuously reinforcing Shwe Mingan naval base in Sittwe, and the AA is firing artillery shells and shooting at the military junta’s soldiers who are marching near the naval base, which is why the clashes are intense.

“There are clashes near Shwe Mingan naval base. The military junta is continuously reinforcing the AA, and the AA is threatening to fire artillery shells. They are also intercepting the military’s advance,”

a military source in Sittwe said. In addition, BBM has learned that there are military tensions between the military and the AA as the military has reinforced forward outposts in Sittwe Township, such as Kantkaw Kyun, Thone Saung village, Ah Myint Kyun, and Pardaleik.

In early August, AA military sources also reported that the AA had been continuously firing heavy weapons at the outposts in front of Ah Myint Kyun and Pardaleik since the military had been reinforcing them from the battalions in Sittwe.

“At the beginning of this month, there was military tension on both sides. There were heavy weapons firing on both sides. The military is also sending reinforcements to Ah Myint Kyun and Pardaleik outposts. So, we hear that the AA is also attacking whenever it has the military advantage,”

the military source added. To this day, the 908th Field Engineer Battalion (908th Field Engineer Battalion) near Kyar Mathauk village, Ah Myint Kyun, Ponakyun residents reported heavy weapons fire from forward outposts such as Pardaleik.

After months of siege and blockade of Sittwe, the Arakan Army (AA) launched an offensive against outposts near villages such as Ah Myint Kyun, Pardaleik, Yae Chan Pyin and Kyar Mathauk in early February.

In Sittwe, there are infantry and rapid-fire units under the command of the Regional Command and the 20th Infantry Division, 232nd Infantry Division, 270th Infantry Division, 344th Infantry Division, 354th Infantry Division, as well as the 12th and 36th Police Battalions.

🟥4 people including a pregnant woman were killed and many injured

In Myingyan Township, Mandalay Region, the military junta troops were marching along the Myingyan-Natogyi road. On August 4, the military junta entered Mrauk Kone village, Myingyan Township, and shot and killed civilians.

On August 4, the military junta troops from the 15th Infantry Division entered Mrauk Kone Village, on the border of Myinyan Township and Mrauk Kone Township, and shot and killed everyone they saw in the village, according to a local resident.

“When the military junta troops enter this side, they shoot and kill everyone they see. This time, they even shot and killed the pregnant woman. When they come here, they all run away,”

a local displaced person told BBM. During the shooting, U Aung Aung Oo (30), his pregnant wife Ma Thin Swe (30), their daughter Ma Yune Set (10), and Daw Pae (45) were injured by bullets.

Ma Thin Swe, Ma Yun Set, and Daw Pae died from bullet wounds, while U Aung Aung Oo is still receiving treatment.

“When the military junta troops march, they shoot and kill people to make them flee, and when people flee, they steal as they please in the villages. The Pyu do not get salaries or support, so when they advance, they only get what they can loot,”

a local revolutionary comrade told BBM. The number of displaced people in the villages east of Myingyan is increasing day by day due to the military offensive by the terrorist military junta, and the number of displaced people has now reached over 6,000.

🟥Hohko village is strategically important as it can reach Mogok, Madaya, Thabeikkyin, as well as Kyaukme and Momeik

After capturing Naung Cho town in northern Shan State, the military junta’s launched three troops to attack on Hokho village in Naung Cho township, accoording to local military sources.

It is reported that after the military recaptured Naung Cho town, which they had lost during Operation 1027, on July 16, 2025,it has intensified that the militarily junta attacked militarily important Hokho village on the Mogok road.

The military junta was attacking Hokho village in three separate lines: Thonese village, Thanbo village, and Thapyay Doe route. They were also reportedly deploying heavy weapons in villages they have captured along the way and are firing indiscriminately towards
Hokho village.

“They are attacking in three (3) lines, one from Thanbo towards Hokho village, one from Thapyay Doe village in the middle, one from Thonese village to the main road. If the military junta comes from Pyin Oo Lwin, they have already crossed Thanbo, and if they come from Thonese, they have already captured Hokhe,”

a local military source told BBM. Hohko village is located on Pyin Oo Lwin-Mogok road, and is only 50 miles away from Mogok town in Mandalay Region, which is occupied by the revolutionary forces.

In addition, through Hokho village, they can reach not only Mogok town, but also the towns of Singu, Madaya, and it is important militarily because it opens up to Kyaukme and Momeik townships,
according to the military source.

“If you continue from Hokho village, you will reach Madaya, Singu, and Thabeikkyin.If you go straight ahead, you will reach Mogok and the right.If you go from Mong Lon, you will branch off from Mong Lon and reach Kyaukme and Momeik. If you only go to Hokho, you will have access to almost all the towns that were captured in 1027,”

the military source added. The military junta has deployed heavy weapons in Thonese village, which is currently on the road to Hokho village, and is firing at Hokho village, and is also using drones to attack.