1. The Acting President expressed his condolences to those who lost their lives and those who went missing in the wildfires in the Lahaina resort town on Maui Island in the Hawaii State of the United States of America
On August 13, Acting President Duwa Lashi La expressed his condolences to those who lost their lives and who went missing in the wildfires in Lahaina resort town on Maui Island in the Hawaii State of the United States of America.
“On behalf of people of Myanmar and my government, I extend condolences to residents of Maui and especially the families of the dead and missing,” the Acting President tweeted on his Twitter account.
At least 89 people have been killed in a wildfire in a picturesque town on Maui this week, reports say, making it the deadliest US wildfire in centuries. The United States is also a partner country in Myanmar’s return to the path of democracy.
2. Union Minister Dr. Tu Hkawng said that throughout the military dictatorship, there were privileged people in all departments, and they must also be rooted out in the Spring Revolution
On August 13, Union Minister Dr. Tu Hkawng posted on social media that there were privileged people in all departments throughout the military dictatorship, and they must also be rooted out in the Spring Revolution.
“According to the situation in our government, due to the insufficient number of civilian employees, revolutionary soldiers have to take responsibility in places where they interact with the public, so we will have to be patient for the time being. We all understand the plight of the people who suffer due to privileged people (Moe Kya Shwe Ko) in various departments throughout the military dictatorship. Revolutionizing them in this spring revolution is also a matter, the Union Minister said.
At present, the terrorist military council is appointing military officers in respective civilian departments as privileged.
3. During the fighting in Karenni, many junta soldiers were killed, and weapons, including ammunition and artillery shells, were seized by the revolutionary forces
On July 28, Demawso P D F-1102 is reported along with video footage of weapons seized in Karenni State’s Hpasawng battle, in which many junta soldiers were wounded and killed.
It is further reported that at least 20 junta soldiers from the military council’s side were killed in the battle that took place in Demoso Township on August 10 and August 12.
The seized weapons include close-range grenades, machine guns, cartridges, artillery shells, and magazines.
4. Shwebo Township’s Thaung Htut Kaing Village was set on fire by Pyu Saw Htee for 2 days in a row
On August 13, the Depayin Township Brotherhood group informed that Pyu Saw Htee members had burned and destroyed Thaung Htut Kaing Village in Shwebo Township for 2 days in a row.
“On August 12 and 13, Pyu Saw Htee members burned and destroyed Thaung Htut Kaing Village of Shwebo Township, on the other side of the Mu River, in Depayin Township, for 2 consecutive days,” it stated.
The terrorist military and its affiliates have burned down more than 70,000 houses across the country.
5. In the drone attack on places where the military soldiers were stationed in Kyondoe, 3 junta soldiers from the military council were injured and a Mark 2 car was damaged
On August 13, Spring UAV Force G3 confirmed the military news that 3 junta soldiers from the military council were injured and a Mark 2 car was damaged in the drone attack on places where the military soldiers were stationed in Kyondoe.
“On August 12, led by the Garuda Column, the Spring UAV Force G3 (Fixed Wings) team and allies conducted a drone attack on places where the military council soldiers were stationed in Kyondoe. In the attack, 3 junta soldiers from the military council side were injured, a Mark 2 car was damaged, and the wife of the battalion commander was hospitalized,” it stated.
It is also heard that the condition of the battalion commander’s wife is critical.
Due to the reckless and indiscriminate firing of heavy artillery by the military council troops, 2 civilians were injured.
6. Mytel Tower in War Gar Ma Ni Village, Daik-U Township, was blown up and the military council convoy that came to check the condition was detonated with mines, damaging a black car among the convoy
On August 12, at 9:17 p.m., urban guerrilla forces bombed the military-owned Mytel tower in War Gar Ma Ni Village, Daik-U Township, Bago Division. One of the two operator boxes inside was completely destroyed and the other one caught fire.
On August 13 at about 6:00 a.m., the junta convoy of 3 vehicles that came to inspect the condition were attacked by mines. But because the junta troops used jammers, they could not detonate them on their way. So, the urban guerrilla forces waited for the junta convoy’s way back and attacked with mines by using other techniques. There, a black Honda Fit belonging to the military council was reportedly damaged.
The attack was carried out jointly by the Soul Takers-Yangon Underground Force and the 9 Stars UG Force, and it is reported that all these UG comrades have reached their respective liberated areas safely.
According to subsequent reports, a policeman in a black Honda Fit was injured and is being hospitalized.
7. The Union Liberation Front (ULF) attacked a 100-strong military council column that came to smuggle out the public-owned timber in Yinmarbin Township, killing at least 15 junta soldiers
On August 13, the Union Liberation Front (ULF) confirmed the military news that at least 15 junta soldiers were killed when the Union Liberation Front (ULF) fired at the 100-strong military junta column that came to smuggle out the public-owned timber in Yinmarbin Township.
“The Union Liberation Front (ULF) attacked 100-strong military junta column that came to smuggle out the public-owned timber that was provided to the fire victims in the township by the NUG’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, at least 5 times in one day, starting at 7:00 a.m. on August 6,” it stated.
For the first time, a 100-strong column from the hill of Shwe Taung U, in Yinmarbin Township, was attacked by the Union Liberation Front (ULF) for up to 30 minutes, between the villages of Si Thu and Thanbo, and at least 15 junta soldiers were killed.
After that, ULF attacked again for the second time at 10:00 a.m. During the 1 hour of the battle, the junta troops were wounded, and the Monywa (Kyauksitpon) Artillery Unit and reinforcements near Ngwe Gabar Min fuel station on Shwe Taung U hill provided support with 120 mm heavy artillery firing.
As a result of the firing, 5 ULF comrades were injured, two comrades honorably gave their lives for the country, and one comrade went missing.
The attack was carried out by the KLG Column, Comrade Column and Alpha Column of the Union Liberation Front (ULF).
8. 3 military council soldiers who were patrolling on 2 motorcycles on the Myo Pat Road in Myaing were shot and all 3 were killed
The Myaing Villages Revolution Front (MVRF) stated that at 9:15 p.m. on August 12, they attacked 3 military council soldiers who were patrolling the on 2 motorcycles on Myo Pat Road in Myaing, Magway Division.
“On August 12, at 9:15 p.m., our MVRF and joint forces ambushed and attacked military council soldiers who were patrolling on 2 motorcycles on Myo Pat road of Myaing, Magway Division, killing all 3 military council soldiers.
A motorcycle they were riding was destroyed by fire, 2 weapons were seized. The MVRF and joint forces were able to retreat safely.
9. Raffle tickets for the campaign “Let’s Support Together for Freedom” for war refugees from Kalay Town, Sagaing Region, were sold, and the winner will be chosen on September 3
Raffle tickets for the campaign “Let’s Support Together for Freedom” for war refugees from Kalay Town, Sagaing Region, were sold, and the winner will be chosen on September 3.
“US $20 and Singaporean $30 for a raffle ticket. We will hold a lucky draw on September 3. We would like to ask for your help in purchasing tickets, as there are still lots left. The campaign was intended to provide the necessary food for the refugees in the refugee camps and effective support for the education of the children who have fled the war,” it stated.
On the day of the opening of the lucky draw, Union Minister U Htin Lin Aung and comedian Sein Thee will attend.
- The Acting President expressed his condolences to those who lost their lives and those who went missing in the wildfires in the Lahaina resort town on Maui Island in the Hawaii State of the United States of America
- Union Minister Dr. Tu Hkawng said that throughout the military dictatorship, there were privileged people in all departments, and they must also be rooted out in the Spring Revolution
- During the fighting in Karenni, many junta soldiers were killed, and weapons, including ammunition and artillery shells, were seized by the revolutionary forces
- Shwebo Township’s Thaung Htut Kaing Village was set on fire by Pyu Saw Htee for 2 days in a row
- In the drone attack on places where the military soldiers were stationed in Kyondoe, 3 junta soldiers from the military council were injured and a Mark 2 car was damaged
- Mytel Tower in War Gar Ma Ni Village, Daik-U Township, was blown up and the military council convoy that came to check the condition was detonated with mines, damaging a black car among the convoy
- The Union Liberation Front (ULF) attacked a 100-strong military council column that came to smuggle out the public-owned timber in Yinmarbin Township, killing at least 15 junta soldiers
- 3 military council soldiers who were patrolling on 2 motorcycles on the Myo Pat Road in Myaing were shot and all 3 were killed
- Raffle tickets for the campaign “Let’s Support Together for Freedom” for war refugees from Kalay Town, Sagaing Region, were sold, and the winner will be chosen on September 3
