မင်းသော် 🟥 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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