1. The National Unity Government is gaining unity with most ethnic organizations, the Union Prime Minister says
The Union Prime Minister informed the public that the National Unity Government is gaining unity with most ethnic organizations. The Prime Minister added this in an interview with a news agency in January. “The National Unity Government believes that if it is carried out in the right spirit, it will be successful. We collaborated with ethnic organizations and worked with pure spirit and competence. That’s why we are having quite a lot of success. We are also gaining unity with most ethnic organizations,” he said. The prime minister stated that some organizations have agreed to work for the revolution, but ethnic revolutionary forces, which meet formally with the NUG on a regular basis, are not included in the dialogue.
2. Myanmar has voted in favor of 5 resolutions on Israel-Palestine
It is reported that Myanmar has voted in favor of 5 resolutions on Israel-Palestine. The NUG Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a press release in January. It is described that Myanmar voted in favor of five resolutions on Israel-Palestine in the plenary meeting of this year’s 77th Conference held on December 12. “The remaining one resolution had Program Budget Implications, and only one was voted neutral in the 5th Committee,” announced the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
3. Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe urges CDMers to fight from their respective sectors in this decisive year
Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe urged CDMers to fight from their respective sectors in this decisive year. Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe stated this on January 3 during a friendly and open meeting with CDMers from the Sagaing region. “After the revolutionary period had lasted two years, the international community began to respect and accept it, and there were improvements in all aspects. This year will be decisive, so let’s fight from our respective sectors and build mutual understanding without taking pride,” the Minister said. Furthermore, ground unity is critical for revolution, and the model that will develop for the future on the ground should also be determined, the Minister reiterated.
4. The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration holds meeting with district public administration groups
On January 4, the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration held a meeting (1/2023) with district public administration groups. The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration, the Director General of the Public Administration Department, directed the necessary instructions at the meeting. The district public administration groups then discussed issues, needs, and challenges encountered on the ground. The meeting was attended by officials of the Public Administration Department from the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration and officials from the district Public Administration Groups.
5. Honorable records will be given to the CDM Forces
It is reported that the honorable records will be given to the CDM Forces. The secretary of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, Daw Phyu Phyu Thin, stated in the program of a friendly and open meeting with CDMers from the Sagaing Region on January 3. “Since the formation of the CRPH, CDM lists have been compiled and support has been provided, and CDM forces are a force to go until the end of the military dictatorship, as well as the CRPH and NUG will collaborate together to give them honorable records. Together with CDM and Generation Z, the representatives are determined to go until the end of the revolution and thanks to CDM heroes who have participated in the fight against the military dictatorship until today,” she said. The meeting was attended by Daw Phyu Phyu Thin, secretary of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, Union Minister of Health and Education Dr. Zaw Wai Soe, the chairman of the Public Affairs Committee Dr. Khin Soe Soe Kyi and members, as well as CDM leaders and CDMers from the Sagaing Region.
6. Approximately 200 soldiers die after conducting 437 drone operations over a one-year period in 2022, Federal Wings releases
According to Federal Wings, 437 combat drone operations were carried out in 2022, with approximately 200 military council soldiers killed. On January 4, the Federal Wings Drone Force informed a report to the public for 2022. “Federal Wings’ military expansion activities and combat missions, as well as test production of new types of combat drones, were able to accelerate in 2022. In large-scale camp-capture battles and clashes in the area of the KNU 3rd and 6th Brigades, the columns of the respective battalions were able to fight together. In 2022, it was able to conduct 437 times of drone combat operations,” it described. According to battlefield reports, approximately 200 military council soldiers were killed and hundreds were injured during these attacks.
7. The terrorist military group arrests Ashin Asara from the Mandalay Sangha Union
The Military Council arrested Ashin Asara from the Mandalay Sangha Union, who participated in the strike against the military dictatorship. Ashin Asara was arrested on January 3 while doing a photo campaign at Kyauktawgyi Pagoda near the foothills of Mandalay, AAPP reported. Since the 2021 coup until January 4, 2023, a total of 13,356 people has been arrested and detained, with 1,923 of them sentenced to prison. The terrorist army arrested monks from the Mandalay Sangha Union, who took part in the anti-dictatorship movement, in Oebo prison.
8. A drone attack in Htanmakauk village kills three members of the military council troop
Three people were killed in a drone attack on military council troops stationed in the school grounds of Htanmakauk village, Seikphyu township, Magway province. The Pakokku District battalion announced the military news on January 4. According to the report, three people were killed when local defense forces dropped bombs from a drone on the school grounds of Htanmakauk village, where military council forces were stationed in Magway’s Seikphyu township. The military council troops were attacked with the drone on January 1st, and it was reported to have crashed due to the use of anti-drone jammers from the terrorist army side while preparing for the second attack.
9. Over 60 military council soldiers die in an 11-day attack on their column with a force of more than 200
More than 60 people are said to have been killed in the 11-day attack on the military council column with a force of more than 200 that entered Kani township. The Kyauk Lone Gyi (KLG) Brigade confirmed the military news on January 4. More than 60 members of the terrorist army died during the encounter, and many others were injured. The Kyauk Lone Gyi- KLG brigade and allied forces lost 5 soldiers, 25 were injured, and one was missing. The operation was jointly conducted by Alpha Special Force, Truth of Force, Triple Two, Chindwin Garuda, Yinmarbin Local PDF, Yoma Fighter PDF, Yadanarbon Revolutionary Forces, Byatta Brotherhood, Cho Mine Mine, B-21 PDF, Chindwin Tiger (LPDF), Htantapin (LPDF), Yinmarbin PDA (Battalion 35), CRA, Dragon Brotherhood (DBTF), and MPDF.
10. Approximately 30 military council soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee members die in the battle of Sinnge village, TAZE P.D.F confirms
TAZE P.D.F confirmed that approximately 30 military council soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee members were killed in the battle of Sinnge village. TAZE P.D.F. informed the military news on January 4. “On the morning of January 3, the revolutionary brothers jointly attacked and captured the terrorist Pyu Saw Htee Camp in Sinnge village, Taze township,” it described. In the battle, about 30 terrorist military council soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee members were killed, and the people’s defense forces seized 2 MA-1s, 2 carbines, 4 (9V) guns, 2 hand-made guns, and more than 200 different types of ammunition and mobile phones. A defense force comrade was fallen while fighting for the overthrow of a military dictator.
- The National Unity Government is gaining unity with most ethnic organizations, the Union Prime Minister says
- Myanmar has voted in favor of 5 resolutions on Israel-Palestine
- Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe urges CDMers to fight from their respective sectors in this decisive year
- The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration holds meeting with district public administration groups
- Honorable records will be given to the CDM Forces
- Approximately 200 soldiers die after conducting 437 drone operations over a one-year period in 2022, Federal Wings releases
- The terrorist military group arrests Ashin Asara from the Mandalay Sangha Union
- A drone attack in Htanmakauk village kills three members of the military council troop
- Over 60 military council soldiers die in an 11-day attack on their column with a force of more than 200
- Approximately 30 military council soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee members die in the battle of Sinnge village, TAZE P.D.F confirms
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