1. The Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration said that they will soon combine the military and public fighting methods synchronically and lead to the final battle
Home Affairs and Immigration Union Minister U Lwin Ko Latt said on social media on June 28 that they will soon combine the military and public fighting methods synchronically and lead to the final battle.
“Comrades are making the enemy’s weapon their own weapon while they fight during training, train during fighting and organize during fighting as well. The NUG, alliance military leadership groups, the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration have released military plans for the pre-offensive period. Soon, we will unite the military and public fighting methods synchronically and start heading towards the final battle,” said the Union Minister.
At present, more than 300 People’s Defense Force Battalions and 250 township people’s defense organizations (PaKaFa) have been formed.
“According to the militia strategy of the revolution, we have reached the pre-offensive period. The comrades in the forest and mountains are now deployed in the plains and are fighting in the Sittaung plains. The hopes of the comrades who are active because they can see the way back home are the rays of the union. Our revolution has reached halfway between the second and third phases. In order to speed up the last phase and fight the final battle, all the people will have to participate with all might,” the Union Minister added.
2. The Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) held a meeting with the township people’s administrative bodies of Mandalay and Magway Divisions
On June 28, the meeting between the NUG’s Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) and the township people’s administrative bodies of Mandalay and Magway Divisions (20/2023) was held.
At the meeting, Union Minister for Labour U Nai Tun Pe @ U Nai Suwunna, a member of ILACC, gave an opening speech.
Following, officials from ministries explained the activities of relevant ministries, and then members of the township people’s administrative bodies exchanged views with relevant officials regarding policies, directions, operations, and challenges encountered on the ground. Then, Union Minister for Justice U Thein Oo, a member of the ILACC, gave a closing remark.
The meeting was attended by Union Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Permanent Secretaries, Associate Secretaries, officials from ministries, and members of the township people’s administrative bodies of Mandalay and Magway Divisions.
3. The meeting with Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun to be held in the United States on July 1 can be attended by anyone from the revolutionary forces
The meeting with Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun, which will be held in the United States on July 1, is said to be open to anyone from the revolutionary forces.
Ko Aung Kyaw Myint (Utica-New York), who is responsible for organizing the event on July 28, said this.
“On Saturday, July 1, in the upper part of the New York State of the United States, Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun, the hero of Myanmar’s Spring Revolution, has a plan to meet with Myanmar’s democratic forces and the families of the Spring Revolution. The main thing is that the ambassador will come to us and meet with the families of the Spring Revolution. We will exchange views on developments in this spring revolution. We will also ask questions that we would like to ask. The ambassador will answer what he can. Mainly, it is to improve the unity among the forces of the Spring Revolution and to strengthen the other support forces. It is intended to have a higher understanding among us and put more effort into this Spring Revolution. Another thing we want to say from this event to world leaders and people from different countries is that the ambassador is our voice. The ambassador truly represents the voice of the entire Myanmar people. He is the most worthy representative of the Myanmar people who are suffering and facing all kinds of problems. We want to show our support for that. Again, we ask the leaders of the world to continue the ambassador’s current position. Therefore, for this purpose, we are planning a meeting with the community. The group organizing this event is United Hands for Myanmar, a group in the upper part of New York State. I am also one of the founders. So come the revolutionary forces who hear us. Since we are in the upper part of New York State, we have invited forces from the surrounding towns. In this, former political prisoners, comrades from ABSDF, former comrades from ethnic armed groups, people who worked tirelessly to support the Spring Revolution, other ethnic forces, and family communities such as Myanmar and Muslims, will all come together and discuss together.”
Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun is also an exemplary ambassador who participated in the CDM during the Spring Revolution.
4. From June 1 to 28, 12 people were killed by airstrikes by terrorist military across the country
According to data collected by the AAPP (Assistance Association for Political Prisoners), from June 1 to June 28, 12 people were killed in airstrikes by the terrorist military across the country.
“From June 1 to June 28 2023, (12) people have died across the country due to the junta’s airstrikes. The Sagaing Region has the highest number of fatalities with (10) people,” it stated.
On June 27, at around 3 pm, the junta dropped bombs from Tada-U Air Force’s aircraft on Nyaung Kone Village in Pale Township, Sagaing Region, without any clash taking place. As a result, 8 locals and a monk were killed.
Additionally, one of the locals injured in the attack later died, bringing the total number of fatalities to 10. Due to the bombing, a monastery and 13 houses were also destroyed.
5. A junta convoy of 4 vehicles that was coming to Kamma from Pakokku was attacked with 4 mines between Kandaw and Kamma
On June 28, Myaing PaKaFa informed the military news that 4 junta vehicles coming from Pakokku town to Kamma were attacked with 4 mines between Kandaw and Kamma.
“On June 27, around 2:00 p.m., 4 junta vehicles coming from Pakokku to Kamma were attacked with 4 mines between Kandaw and Kamma, injuring 6 junta soldiers and killing 1. The deceased was wrapped with mats and canvas. The remaining junta soldiers taking security were attacked again with Enaga bombs and they ran off the road in fear,” it stated.
The attack was jointly conducted by Squads 1 and 4 of Squadron 4 of Myaing PaKaFa Battalion 1, PKU Thurain and Black Cobra PDF.
Similarly, at around 11:00 a.m. that morning, the defense forces attacked a junta vehicle coming from Pakokku between Twinma Pyu Camp and Tha Yet Kan Pyu Camp with 4 point mines (8 large mines), destroying the car and Myaing-Kamma Road.
According to local news, crying sounds from the Twinma Pyu camp were heard, and at least 7 people from the junta side might be killed and many injured.
On the morning of June 28, at around 4:30 a.m., the junta column that came out of Myaing took a short rest at Pay Pin Tike yesterday and continued to the Tha Yet Kan Pyu camp. They were intercepted on their way with mines, killing 2 junta soldiers.
6. Defense forces jointly fired heavy weapons at the industrial 1 textile factory in Salingyi Township, where military council troops were stationed
On June 28, the Anti-Dictatorship People’s Army (DRPA) said that the defense forces jointly fired heavy weapons at the industrial 1 textile factory in Salingyi Township where the military council troops were stationed.
“On June 24, at 3:00 a.m., the defense forces, which were about 100 strong, fired about 100 rounds of heavy weapons at the Industrial 1 textile factory in Salingyi Township, where about 150 military council troops were stationed,” it stated.
As a result of the attack, the junta’s buildings were hit and damaged, but the exact damage was not yet known.
The defense forces retreated at 4:00 a.m. with no casualties.
7. The Ye Bilu PDF attacked the junta gate at a bridge in Ye Township with three 40-mm grenades, and two junta soldiers might be injured and killed
On June 28, the leader of the Ye Bilu PDF announced that the Ye Bilu PDF attacked the junta gate at a bridge in Ye Township with three 40-mm grenades and that two junta soldiers might be injured and killed.
“Since we haven’t had enough with 5 events in the morning, we have added the firing of three 40-mm grenades at the junta gate at a bridge in Ye Township at 2.20 PM. Two of them have definitely gone out of the world,” he said.
On the morning of June 28, five junta soldiers were killed in an attack on the junta troops who were patrolling Ka Lot Gyi Village in Ye Township, Mon State by Ye Bilu PDF.
- The Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration said that they will soon combine the military and public fighting methods synchronically and lead to the final battle
- The Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) held a meeting with the township people’s administrative bodies of Mandalay and Magway Divisions
- The meeting with Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun to be held in the United States on July 1 can be attended by anyone from the revolutionary forces
- From June 1 to 28, 12 people were killed by airstrikes by terrorist military across the country
- A junta convoy of 4 vehicles that was coming to Kamma from Pakokku was attacked with 4 mines between Kandaw and Kamma
- Defense forces jointly fired heavy weapons at the industrial 1 textile factory in Salingyi Township, where military council troops were stationed
- The Ye Bilu PDF attacked the junta gate at a bridge in Ye Township with three 40-mm grenades, and two junta soldiers might be injured and killed
