1. The meeting of the Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) (19/2023) was held
On May 11 at 10:00 a.m., the meeting of the NUG’s Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) Meeting No. (19/2023) was held.
At the meeting, Union Prime Minister Mahn Winn Khaing Thann, chair of the ILACC, gave an opening speech.
Following, attending members of the ILACC explained the status of the resolution adopted at the meeting (18/2023), the completion status of upcoming processes, and processes that needed to proceed, and the relevant officials discussed them widely.
The meeting was attended by Union Prime Minister Mahn Winn Khaing Thann, Union Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Permanent Secretaries, and relevant officials from ministries.
2. Some forces from the members of ground attack drone force of the Federal Wings will be gathered and formed as the No. 1801 Drone Force of the Ministry of Defence
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) announced on May 11 that some forces from the ground attack drone members of the Federal Wings will be gathered and formed as the No. 1801 Drone Force of the Ministry of Defence.
It was reported that the meeting between Union Minister U Yee Mon, Ministry of Defence, Union Minister U Htin Lin Aung, Ministry of Communications, Information & Technology, and the Federal Wings Committee was completed on April 6.
In the meeting, they discussed focusing on how to carry out the revolutionary operations more effectively than now to eradicate the terrorist junta. It is reported that the Federal Wings Committee will proceed with its technological processes, Research & Development processes, fundraising and purchasing of materials, as it is originally in cooperation with the Ministry of Communication, Information & Technology.
In addition, it is said that some of the members of ground attack drone force of the Federal Wings will be gathered together and established as the No. 1801 Drone Force of the Ministry of Defence and will take command step by step.
It is reported that the Ministry of Defence will support Federal Wings to provide the funds required for the production and installation of combat drones according to operation plans.
To ensure proper use of funds, the finance team of the Federal Wings Committee will cooperate with the finance officials from the Ministry of Defence. The Federal Wings will participate in operations with the Chain of Commands of the relevant allied ethnic revolutionary groups and will eradicate the terrorist military dictator.
3. The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration held a meeting with the district people’s administrative bodies
The meeting held between the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration and the district people’s administrative bodies was attended by Deputy Minister U Khu Hte Bu.
On May 11, the meeting between the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration, and the district people’s administrative bodies was held, and Deputy Minister U Khu Hte Bu, Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration, gave an opening speech.
Following, the Associate Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration explained the activities of the ministry. Attending members of the district people’s administrative bodies asked and discussed the issues, needs, and difficulties encountered on the ground, and the officials of the ministry responded.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Minister U Khu Hte Bu, Permanent Secretary, Associate Permanent Secretary, officials from the Public Administration Department and Fire Department, and members of the district people’s administrative bodies.
4. The National Unity Government’s Human Rights Minister and Deputy Minister met with Australian officials and consulted on Myanmar affairs
The Ministry of Human Rights announced on May 11 that the Minister and Deputy Minister of Human Rights of the National Unity Government met with Australian officials and consulted on Myanmar affairs.
The National Unity Government, Union Minister for Human Rights U Aung Myo Min, and Deputy Minister Khun Baham Htan met with the Shadow Minister for International Development and the Pacific, the Hon. Michael McCormack MP, in the morning of May 11, 2023, and with members of the Australian Greens Party in the afternoon at the Australian Parliament.
In that meeting, discussions were held regarding Myanmar affairs.
5. Junta soldiers and militiamen opened fire recklessly on a tax collection gate authorized by the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), at the entrance to Sadung Town, Waingmaw Township, Kachin State, killing two civilians
Junta soldiers and militiamen opened fire recklessly on a tax collection gate authorized by the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), at the entrance to Sadung Town, Waingmaw Township, Kachin State, killing two civilians.
AAPP (Assistance Association for Political Prisoners) reported on the current situation on May 11 after the military coup.
“On May 8, at approximately 5 p.m., a coalition of around 7 junta personnel and U Shwe Min militiamen arrived in a private car at a tollbooth (a gate where tax is collected from vehicles passing through them), permitted by the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), at the entrance of Sadung Town, Waingmaw Township, Kachin State, and opened fire. As a result, 2 locals, Maran Ja Li Htum Ja and Arr Ti, and a vendor near the tollbooth, were shot and died immediately from their injuries.”
6. A terrorist junta column raided Nyaungbintha Myaukan Village in Htantabin Township, Bago Region, and killed a total of 17 people, including a 6-year-old child
According to local news sources, the terrorist junta column raided Nyaungbintha Myaukan Village in Htantabin Township, Bago Region, and killed a total of 17 people, including a 6-year-old child.
On the evening of May 10, the terrorist junta column raided the village of Nyaungbintha Myaukan in Htantabin Township.
“Both children and adults were killed and burned. They were all civilians,” said a local.
It is said that most of the victims were groups of families and were intentionally killed by the terrorist junta column.
On May 2 at 6:20 p.m. and 6:24 p.m., two jet fighters dropped bombs and the ground troops fired heavy weapons at (Zayetgyi South area) Bonmatee Village, Thayettan Village, and Kywelan Village of Htantabin Township, Taungoo District, Bago Region, resulting in the deaths of 3 civilians.
7. The base camp of the military council troops in Kyauk Yit, Myaing Township, was attacked with two 40-mm grenades, killing one junta soldier and injuring five others
It has been reported that the base camp of the military council troops in Kyauk Yit, Myaing Township, Sagaing Region, was attacked with two 40-mm grenades, killing one junta soldier and injuring five others.
On May 11, Sagaing District Battalion No. 4-MSPDF announced military news.
“On May 9, at past 3:00 p.m., Sagaing District Battalion No. 4-MSPDF and Meiktila District Battalion No. 2-MHLG PDF jointly attacked the Kyauk Yit base camp, which is a place where junta troops were stationed, with two 40-mm grenades. On the day of the attack (on May 9), 6 junta soldiers were seriously injured, and one died on the night of May 10,” it stated.
It is known that another junta soldier who was seriously injured is on the verge of death.
8. A drone mission was carried out on more than 30 junta troops and Pyu members guarding the road near Kantaw Village in Pakokku Township with three Enagas, killing one Pyu member
It is reported that more than 30 members of the junta soldiers and Pyu members, who were guarding the road near Kantaw Village in Pakokku Township, were attacked with 3 drone-dropped Enaga bombs, killing one Pyu member. On May 11, Myaing PaKaFa confirmed the military news.
“On May 11, at 8:00 a.m., more than 30 members of the junta soldiers and Pyu members, who were guarding the road near Kantaw Village in Pakokku Township, were attacked with 3 drone-dropped Enaga bombs, killing one Pyu member and injuring one junta soldier,” it stated.
Due to the indiscriminate firing of the junta soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee members, a youth fleeing from Yaelarlay (Pyu) Village was killed.
Pku thurain, Black Cobra and Myaing PaKaFa Battalion-1 jointly conducted the drone mission.
9. Senator Upakit, who was filed in the same case as Myanmar crony Tun Min Latt, charged with drug trafficking and money laundering, was withdrawn from the charges against him
It is reported that only Senator Upakit, who was charged with drug trafficking and money laundering in the same case as Myanmar crony Tun Min Latt, has withdrawn from the charges. On May 11, Steven Sanyu, an expert on Thai politics, analyzed:
“Rangsiman Rome has filed a motion in the parliament against Senator Upakit, appointed by the current Prime Minister, General Prayut, and also a colleague of Min Aung Hlaing’s trusted arms dealer, Tun Min Latt, who was arrested and imprisoned for drug trafficking, money laundering, and cross-border crimes. He has been charged with drug trafficking and money laundering, and it is reported that the court has revoked it today, May 11. If the situation is favorable, Tun Min Latt can also return to Myanmar safely.”
When Myanmar crony arms dealer Tun Min Latt was arrested in Bangkok, Thailand, among the items seized from his apartment were the bank account books and documents of the condominium purchased in Bangkok by the children of terrorist leader Min Aung Hlaing.
Along with Tun Min Lat, Thai senator Upaki was also charged with having business ties with him.
- The meeting of the Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) (19/2023) was held
- Some forces from the members of ground attack drone force of the Federal Wings will be gathered and formed as the No. 1801 Drone Force of the Ministry of Defence
- The Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration held a meeting with the district people’s administrative bodies
- The National Unity Government’s Human Rights Minister and Deputy Minister met with Australian officials and consulted on Myanmar affairs
- Junta soldiers and militiamen opened fire recklessly on a tax collection gate authorized by the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), at the entrance to Sadung Town, Waingmaw Township, Kachin State, killing two civilians
- A terrorist junta column raided Nyaungbintha Myaukan Village in Htantabin Township, Bago Region, and killed a total of 17 people, including a 6-year-old child
- The base camp of the military council troops in Kyauk Yit, Myaing Township, was attacked with two 40-mm grenades, killing one junta soldier and injuring five others
- A drone mission was carried out on more than 30 junta troops and Pyu members guarding the road near Kantaw Village in Pakokku Township with three Enagas, killing one Pyu member
- Senator Upakit, who was filed in the same case as Myanmar crony Tun Min Latt, charged with drug trafficking and money laundering, was withdrawn from the charges against him
