1. The Acting President says the military coup has destroyed the educational opportunities for the next-generation children
Acting President Duwa Lashi La stated that educational opportunities for the next-generation children have been destroyed due to the military coup. On January 17, the Acting President said at the cabinet meeting.
“The 2021 military coup was a crime committed by the Myanmar military during the Covid-19 pandemic. As a result of the military coup, the public’s general standard of living and health status have declined dramatically. In addition, educational opportunities for the next-generation children who will lead our country’s future have been destroyed,” he said. In addition, the Acting President added that there are many people’s lives that have been destroyed between political and armed crises.
2. The UN Human Rights Council’s ambassador position will remain vacant, with no right to represent the Military Council
According to the report, the UN Human Rights Council’s ambassador position will remain vacant, with no right to represent the military council. The NUG Human Rights Minister U Aung Myo Min confirmed that during an interview with Radio NUG.
“The decision was made since the beginning to keep U Kyaw Moe Tun in the General Assembly. However, it is now announced that the Human Rights Council will continue to apply the same decision that was made in the past,” the Minister said. The United Nations Human Rights Council announced on January 17 that the position of permanent representative ambassador will not be allowed to represent the country and will remain vacant, as it was last year. It is reported that the military council also attempted to obtain that position.
3. NUG issued the military council battalions that destroyed a Christian monastery and a Buddhist temple in Ye-U township
The National Unity Government issued the military council battalions that destroyed a Christian monastery and a Buddhist temple in Ye-U township. On January 18, the NUG Ministry of Human Rights released the news.
“The terrorist group burned down houses, including a century-old Buddhist temple in Chanthar village, Ye-U township, Sagaing region. The perpetrators of the above arson and destruction of residential buildings, including religious historical heritage, were 180 terrorist soldiers from the Sagaing Region’s Mawlaik-based infantry battalion 364, the Yangon Region’s Hmawbi-based infantry battalions 701, 703, and 704, and KhaLaYa’s 361 and 369 battalions,” the statement said. According to the report, there have been four instances of burning and violence in Ye-U township, including this time.
“As the Ministry of Human Rights, we are firmly committed to achieving equality, peace, and justice for all people, and we will do our best to punish the crimes committed by the terrorist army,” the Ministry stated.
4. U Min Ko Naing says the power of the people is crucial in the Spring Revolution
U Min Ko Naing said the power of the people is crucial for the Spring Revolution. On January 18, U Min Ko Naing, an 88-generation student leader, stated this.
“”Look at the individual values of the people. A single click, a strong written comment, a shared online post, or an effort in a “Blood-Money” campaign, these effects have allowed us to review and decide on important issues without ignoring the world or any related organization. Just look at yesterday, when the fascist military council did not receive the expected response regarding an invitation to host a regional meeting. As a result, it is primarily the power of the people. The public helps the NUG government with the knowledge that they have to give their best support, and it works because the last “Ye Yint Nway Oo” condos and apartments are immediately registered 500 points in advance,” U Min Ko Naing said. After the military coup on February 1, 2021, public movements against the military regime arose, and strikes continue to take place today.
5. Foreigners can purchase the “Ye Yint Nway Oo” condominium on the Kabar Aye Pagoda Road
It is reported that foreigners can purchase the “Ye Yint Nway Oo” condominium with 850 rooms that will be built on the terrorist military-owned land at 106 on the Kabar Aye Pagoda Road. On January 18, the EOD informed about the “Ye Yint Nway Oo” condominium.
“In accordance with the law, condominiums will be built on 106 terrorist army-owned lands on the Kabar Aye Pagoda Road. The start of sales is set as January 21, 2023. Approximately 850 rooms will be sold, and the number of rooms may change depending on the type. Foreigners can also buy, and the NUG will enforce special degrees and laws that will allow foreigners to own “Nway Oo Yangon” land and apartments after the revolution” EOD said. Those interested in purchasing a condominium must pay 40% of the condominium’s value during the revolution and the remaining 60% after the revolution.
6. SOF forces raided the Pyu Saw Htee leader’s house in Yinnyein village
SOF forces raided a leader of Pyu Saw Htee’s house in Yinnyein village, and they seized a gun despite his escape. On January 18, the S.O.F. forces confirmed the military news.
“As part of the Nan Htike Aung operation, S.O.F. forces raided the home of Kyarr Gyi, a leader of Yinnyein village’s Pyu Saw Htee group in Paung township, Mon State. The Pyu leader fled with the protection of his family members,” S.O.F. forces stated. It is said that they investigated his family members, forced them to evade a safe place, and seized a rifle-type gun, an ammunition house, and ten bullets in the house.
Kyarr Gyi, the Pyu leader, has been unjustly threatening, arresting, and torturing locals, youths, and CDM employees, demanding money, and carrying out terrorist activities in collaboration with the military council.
7. A guerrilla group fired two homemade mines at the Indaw city election commission office
It is reported that a guerrilla group fired two homemade mines into the Indaw city’s election commission office. On January 17th, at 4:00 p.m., the Indaw IR Team confirmed the news.
“On January 18th, at 4:00 p.m., a guerrilla group fired two homemade mines at the election commission office in Indaw city. After being hit by homemade mines, the military council opened fire with heavy weapons,” they said. According to the report, two of the military council’s shells exploded near the Indaw cemetery, and one exploded near the east entrance to the Indaw market, injuring a 3-year-old child and a man in his 30s.
8. Ayadaw PDF destroyed a cargo truck due to the seizure of a military council-related products
Ayadaw PDF destroyed a cargo truck on the Ayadaw-Monywa Road due to the seizure of military council-related products. On January 18, the Ayadaw Public Administration Group released the news.
“Super coffeemix and other grocery items were discovered in a cargo truck on the Ayadaw-Monywa Road, and the Ayadaw township People’s Defense Force confiscated and destroyed them,” it stated. The sales and trading of terrorist army products such as Myanmar beer, MyTel SIM cards, and top-up cards are prohibited in Sagaing region.
9. The People’s Defense Force attacked the Pyu Saw Htee members who were hiding in Sinnge village
The Pyu Saw Htee members, who were hiding in Sinnge village from Inkokekar village in Taze township of Sagaing division, were attacked by the People’s Defense Force, and causing serious injuries. On January 18, the Guerrilla Warfare – K.P.K released military news.
“The Guerrilla Warfare – K.P.K, TSR, and Taze Tiger PLA forces jointly attacked the five Pyu Saw Htee members who were hiding in Sinnge village from Inkokekar village on January 18 at 10:00 a.m,” the Guerrilla Warfare said. According to the report, one Pyu Saw Htee member was seriously injured with one hand during the incident, and the other was hospitalized with critical injuries.
10. Myanmar military jets dropped five bombs on the lower part of Motalay village, causing casualties
It is reported that at least five bombs were dropped by two planes on Motalay village in Katha township, Sagaing division, resulting in casualties. People’s Defense Force (Katha) confirmed the news on January 18th at 4:15 p.m.
“At least five bombs were dropped by two planes on Motalay village in Katha township, Sagaing division. There is no fighting at all. Some houses were on fire, according to the initial report,” Katha PDF said.
The junta troops and joint forces led by the ABSDF have been fighting for nearly a day, beginning at 11:15 a.m. on January 18, and the military has dropped bombs from planes because they have been injured. The junta aircraft attacked the crowd and civilian homes, and the death toll is still under investigation, and according to reports, at least nine civilians have been killed.
- The Acting President says the military coup has destroyed the educational opportunities for the next-generation children
- The UN Human Rights Council’s ambassador position will remain vacant, with no right to represent the Military Council
- NUG issued the military council battalions that destroyed a Christian monastery and a Buddhist temple in Ye-U township
- U Min Ko Naing says the power of the people is crucial in the Spring Revolution
- Foreigners can purchase the “Ye Yint Nway Oo” condominium on the Kabar Aye Pagoda Road
- SOF forces raided the Pyu Saw Htee leader’s house in Yinnyein village
- A guerrilla group fired two homemade mines at the Indaw city election commission office
- Ayadaw PDF destroyed a cargo truck due to the seizure of a military council-related products
- The People’s Defense Force attacked the Pyu Saw Htee members who were hiding in Sinnge village
- Myanmar military jets dropped five bombs on the lower part of Motalay village, causing casualties
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