(In English) 8th December 2024 Morning Resistance News

Military News Updates – December 8, 2024 Morning


๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 1. Anniversary Memorial Ceremony for Fallen Comrades from the Police Station Raid in Linkataw, Held by the PDF in Yesagyo

December 7, Radio NUG

The People's Defense Force (PDF) in Yesagyo Township organized a one-year anniversary memorial ceremony for comrades who fell during the operation to seize the police station in Linkataw, Myingyan Township.

The event, held on December 7 under the leadership of the Yesagyo PDF, included a salute to the National Unity Government (NUG) flag and tributes to those who sacrificed their lives with honor in the fight for federal democracy.

In addition, a moment of silence was observed, and the flag was flown at half-mast in honor of 18 comrades who died in the line of duty and during the police station raid.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 2. First Arms Installation Ceremony Held for the Special Operations Group (S.O.G)

December 7, Radio NUG

Under the directive of the National Unity Government (NUG) and the Ministry of Defense, the Special Operations Group (S.O.G) conducted its first arms installation ceremony.

As per an agreement to equip 50% of the S.O.G personnel, the first batch, comprising 20% of the planned arms, was delivered on the morning of December 7. Southern Military Region Deputy Commander Saw Shar attended the ceremony and gave a speech.

The remaining 30% of the arms are scheduled for the second phase of distribution, with commitments reaffirmed by Deputy Commander Saw Shar. The S.O.G is set to escalate its operations against military tyranny under the directives of the NUG.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 3. Attack on the 266th Military Base near Hakha Leaves 3 Soldiers Dead and 11 Injured, 3 Guns Captured

December 7, Radio NUG

On December 6, Chin National Army (CNA)-led Chin resistance forces attacked the 266th military base near Hakha in Chin State. The attack resulted in 3 fatalities and 11 injuries, including a senior officer, on the military side. Additionally, 3 firearms were seized.

Between November 25 and early December, the Chin resistance forces launched coordinated attacks on at least five military bases in Hakha and Thantlang, killing over 30, including officers, and capturing more than 60 firearms, ammunition, and 19 personnel.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 4. Military Base in Min Village, Yelay Kyun Region, Captured by Resistance Forces

December 7, Radio NUG

The military base in Min Village, Yelay Kyun Region, Yesagyo Township, Magway Division, was captured in a coordinated assault by five resistance groups on December 7. The operation began at around 5:00 AM and lasted approximately four hours.

Despite aerial attacks by junta jet fighters, the resistance forces successfully secured the area. Two resistance fighters sustained injuries during the operation, but the mission was ultimately successful.

Participating groups included Bo 60 Strike Force, Yelay Kyun Resistance Group, TLK Force, and other allied units.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 5. Village Administrator Accused of Oppressing Locals Eliminated in Kyaukpindaung

December 7, Radio NUG

On December 6, BTZM GBK PDF eliminated U Soe Naing, the administrator of Ayeyar Village in Kyaukpindaung, Bago Division. The operation occurred around 8:00 PM and targeted Soe Naing, who was allegedly providing intelligence to junta authorities and Pyu Saw Htee groups.

BTZM GBK PDF stated that such actions are necessary to protect local resistance movements from traitors collaborating with the military junta.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 6. Military Junta Executes Four Civilians from Chaunggwa Village, Bodies Found Abandoned

December 7, Radio NUG

On December 6, junta soldiers abducted four civilians from Chaunggwa Village, Oatpho Township, Bago Division. The victims were brutally executed overnight, and their bodies were later abandoned near the village.

Reports state that the victims, U Kula, U Khin Soe, U Min Lwin, and U Soe Gyi, were abducted by six junta soldiers in plainclothes. Their bodies were discovered near a road early the next morning.

The junta falsely claimed that the killings were conducted by PDFs to discredit resistance forces. Resistance leaders strongly refuted these allegations, emphasizing their commitment to protecting civilians.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 7. Ambush on Resistance Fighters in Yesagyo Leaves One Injured

December 7, Radio NUG

On the morning of December 6, two resistance fighters traveling by vehicle in Yesagyo Township, Magway Division, were ambushed near Kanthit Village. One fighter sustained minor injuries during the attack, and a junta soldier was reportedly killed in the counterfire.

The resistance fighters managed to escape but lost a vehicle, a Glock pistol, 40 grenade rounds, and approximately 400,000 kyats in cash.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 8. Recognition Ceremony for Disabled Resistance Fighters Held

December 7, Radio NUG

In collaboration with local PDF and PAF units, the NUG’s Ministry of Defense organized a ceremony to honor disabled resistance fighters serving in the People's Defense Forces.

The event was held on December 7 at the 11th Battalion Hall in Yinmarbin District. Certificates of honor and financial assistance were awarded to disabled fighters in recognition of their sacrifices.


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๐Ÿšฉ๐Ÿšฉ 9. Police Officer from Thilin Police Station Defects to Join the CDM

December 7, Radio NUG

A police officer from Thilin Police Station, Magway Division, defected with his weapon to join the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) on December 4. The officer brought an MA-13 rifle and 142 rounds of ammunition.

Citing the junta’s inhumane practices as the reason for his defection, the officer is now under the protection of the NUG, which plans to reward him for his courage and contribution.


This summary is based on reports from Radio NUG correspondents Min Sithu and Kharshel.


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(In English) 8th December 2024 Morning Domestic News

 

Domestic News Updates – December 8, 2024 Morning


๐Ÿ“Œ๐Ÿ“Œ 1. Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun Granted Continued Representation; NUG’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Expresses Pride on Behalf of Myanmar People

December 7
Radio NUG

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the National Unity Government (NUG) issued a statement expressing profound pride on behalf of the Myanmar people for Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun being granted the opportunity to continue serving as Myanmar’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN).

The statement highlighted that Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun’s dedicated efforts to amplify the voice of the Myanmar people on the international stage play a vital role in their ongoing struggle for justice and freedom.

It further acknowledged the contributions of Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun and all the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) participants who have stood with the people, recognizing them with historic significance and honor.

On December 6, the UN Credentials Committee made the decision to allow Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun to continue representing Myanmar at the UN.


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๐Ÿ“Œ๐Ÿ“Œ 2. Economic Ministry Presents Progress and Plans at CRPH Coordination Meeting

December 6
Radio NUG

On December 6, during the 50th regular coordination meeting of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), held via video conference, the Ministry of Economic and Trade of the NUG presented its achievements and future plans.

The meeting began with an opening address by the CRPH Chairperson. Subsequently, Union Minister for Economic and Trade, Daw Khine Ma Ma Myo, provided a detailed report on the ministry’s activities, including:

  • Issuing microloans to various initiatives,
  • Collaborating with ethnic councils and supporting CDM staff, students, and revolutionary citizens,
  • Providing education and training in economic and trade disciplines.

The presentation also covered collaborations with international organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), UNCTAD, UNIDO, FAO, UNSCEAR, ITC, and OECD. The ministry further detailed participation in conferences of the World Bank and Asian Development Bank, crafting economic policy drafts, conducting field studies on border trade, and implementing the Economic Welfare Strategy to weaken the military regime.

Following the presentation, committee members discussed and raised questions about ground-level conditions, with the Union Minister addressing their concerns. Subsequent sessions addressed various sectors, including international relations, NUCC affairs, and general matters, concluding the meeting at 10:20 PM.

Attendees included the CRPH Chairperson, members, representatives of relevant committees, and officials from the Ministry of Economic and Trade.


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๐Ÿ“Œ๐Ÿ“Œ 3. Thailand's National Security Committee to Address Border Issues with UWSA

December 7
Radio NUG

The Bangkok Post reported that Thailand's National Security, Border Affairs, and Strategic Reforms Committee plans to discuss tensions with the United Wa State Army (UWSA) along the Thai-Myanmar border on December 13.

Rangsiman Rome, Deputy Leader of Thailand’s Move Forward Party and committee chairman, voiced concerns about UWSA’s presence near the Thai border, calling it a matter of national security. He emphasized the humanitarian crisis caused by Myanmar’s internal conflicts, including military airstrikes, which have forced over two million refugees into Thailand, exceeding the country’s capacity to accommodate just 100,000.

Rome highlighted the growing issue of transnational crimes, particularly drug trafficking, linked to UWSA. He accused Wa-controlled areas of using electricity supplied from Thailand to support illicit drug production, though conclusive evidence remains unavailable.

The committee will also discuss recent incidents, including the Myanmar military navy’s interception of Thai fishing boats in Myanmar waters.


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๐Ÿ“Œ๐Ÿ“Œ 4. UWSA and MNDAA Halt Cross-Border Trade at Fangshih Gate

December 7
Radio NUG

In northern Shan State, at the China-Myanmar border between Hopang and Kunlong, trade routes through the Fangshih Gate have been mutually blocked by the UWSA and Kokang forces (MNDAA), according to reports from Shwe Phi Myay News Agency.

The blockade began under pressure from China, with UWSA halting shipments from Hopang to Kokang areas. Similarly, Kokang forces responded by restricting trade in the opposite direction.

Since October, the UWSA had already imposed strict regulations on goods transported through Fangshih Gate, allowing passage only under stringent conditions. Reports describe restrictions so severe that some food supplies must be entirely consumed or discarded before crossing.

The Kokang side justified the blockade as a measure to limit internal trade. A female local from Hopang shared insights into the ongoing situation, which has created significant challenges for residents and traders alike.


This report was contributed by Radio NUG correspondent Kharshell.


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8th Dec 2024 - Morning Daily News by Radio NUG

แ‚แ€แ‚แ„ แ€’ီแ€‡แ€„်แ€˜ာแ€œ แˆ แ€›แ€€်แ€”ေ့ แ€™แ€”แ€€်แ€แ€„်း แ€”ောแ€€်แ€†ုံးแ€›แ€•ြแ€Š်แ€ွแ€„်းแ€žแ€แ€„်းแ€™ျား


๐Ÿ“Œ แ။ แ€žံแ€กแ€™แ€်แ€€ြီး แ€ฆးแ€€ျော်แ€™ိုးแ€‘ွแ€”်း แ€ာแ€แ€”်แ€†แ€€်แ€œแ€€် แ€‘แ€™်းแ€†ောแ€„်แ€ွแ€„့်แ€›แ€žแ€Š့်แ€กแ€ွแ€€် แ€™ြแ€”်แ€™ာแ€•ြแ€Š်แ€žူแ€™ျားแ€€ိုแ€š်แ€…ား แ€กแ€‘ူးแ€•แ€„် แ€แ€™်းแ€™ြောแ€€်แ€‚ုแ€်แ€šူแ€€ြောแ€„်း NUG แ€”ိုแ€„်แ€„ံแ€ြားแ€›ေးแ€แ€”်แ€€ြီးแ€Œာแ€” แ€‘ုแ€်แ€•ြแ€”်

๐Ÿ“Œ แ‚။ CRPH แ€•ုံแ€™ှแ€”်แ€œုแ€•်แ€„แ€”်းแ€Šှိแ€”ှိုแ€„်းแ€กแ€…แ€Š်းแ€กแ€ေးแ€ွแ€„် แ€…ီးแ€•ွားแ€›ေးแ€”ှแ€„့် แ€€ူးแ€žแ€”်းแ€›ောแ€„်းแ€แ€š်แ€›ေးแ€แ€”်แ€€ြီးแ€Œာแ€”၏ แ€œုแ€•်แ€„แ€”်းแ€†ောแ€„်แ€›ွแ€€်แ€ျแ€€်แ€™ျားแ€”ှแ€„့် แ€›ှေ့แ€œုแ€•်แ€„แ€”်းแ€…แ€ฅ်แ€™ျားแ€กား แ€›ှแ€„်းแ€œแ€„်းแ€แ€„်แ€•ြ

๐Ÿ“Œ แƒ။ UWSA แ€”ဲ့  แ€–ြแ€…်แ€•ွားแ€”ေแ€ဲ့ แ€”แ€š်แ€…แ€•်แ€•ြแ€ฟแ€”ာ‌ แ€‘ိုแ€„်းแ€œွှแ€်แ€ော် แ€กแ€™ျိုးแ€žားแ€œုံแ€ြုံแ€›ေးแ€€ော်แ€™แ€ီแ€€ แ€€ိုแ€„်แ€ွแ€š်แ€†ွေးแ€”ွေးแ€™แ€Š်

๐Ÿ“Œ แ„။ แ€Ÿိုแ€•แ€”် แ€–ောแ€„်แ€†ိแ€•်แ€‚ိแ€်แ€™ှာ 'แ€'แ€”ဲ့ แ€€ိုးแ€€แ€”့် แ€€ုแ€”်แ€…แ€Š်แ€แ€„်แ€žွแ€„်းแ€ွแ€„့် แ€กแ€•ြแ€”်แ€กแ€œှแ€”်แ€•ိแ€်แ€†ို့


แ‚แ€แ‚แ„ แ€ုแ€”ှแ€…် แ€’ီแ€‡แ€„်แ€˜ာแ€œ แˆ แ€›แ€€်แ€”ေ့ แ€™แ€”แ€€်แ€•ိုแ€„်းแ€™ှာแ€แ€„်แ€•ြแ€•ေးแ€™แ€š့် Radio NUG แ€…แ€…်แ€›ေးแ€žแ€แ€„်းแ€€ောแ€€်แ€”ုแ€်แ€ျแ€€်แ€™ျား


๐Ÿšฉ แ။ แ€›ေแ€…แ€€ြို แ€•.แ€€,แ€– แ€€ แ€œแ€„်းแ€€แ€ော แ€”แ€š်แ€™ြေ แ€›ဲแ€…แ€แ€”်းแ€žိแ€™်း แ€ိုแ€€်แ€•ွဲแ€™ှာ แ€€ျแ€†ုံးแ€ဲ့แ€ဲ့ แ€›ဲแ€˜ော်แ€™ျားแ€กแ€ွแ€€် แ€แ€”ှแ€…်แ€•ြแ€Š့် แ€กแ€™ှแ€်แ€›แ€–ွแ€š် แ€กแ€แ€™်းแ€กแ€”ားแ€•ြုแ€œုแ€•်

๐Ÿšฉ แ‚။ Special Operation Group (S.O.G) แ€…แ€…်แ€€ြောแ€„်း แ€•แ€‘แ€™แ€กแ€€ြိแ€™် แ€œแ€€်แ€”แ€€်แ€แ€•်แ€†แ€„်แ€•ွဲ แ€กแ€แ€™်းแ€กแ€”ား แ€€ျแ€„်းแ€• 

๐Ÿšฉ แƒ။ แ€Ÿားแ€ါးแ€›แ€•်แ€€ွแ€€်แ€กแ€”ီးแ€›ှိ แ€แ€™แ€› แ‚แ†แ† แ€€ာแ€€แ€„်းแ€€ို แ€ိုแ€€်แ€ိုแ€€်แ€™ှု แ€…แ€…်แ€แ€•်แ€˜แ€€်แ€™ှ แƒ แ€ฆးแ€žေแ€†ုံးแ€•ြီး แแ แ€ฆးแ€’แ€်แ€›ာแ€› แ€žေแ€”แ€် แƒ แ€œแ€€် แ€žိแ€™်းแ€†แ€Š်းแ€›แ€›ှိ

๐Ÿšฉ แ„။ แ€›ေแ€œแ€š်แ€€ျွแ€”်းแ€’ေแ€ž แ€™แ€„်းแ€›ွာ แ€…แ€…်แ€€ောแ€„်แ€…ီแ€…แ€แ€”်းแ€€ို แ€ိုแ€€်แ€ိုแ€€်แ€žိแ€™်းแ€•ိုแ€€်แ€”ိုแ€„်แ€ဲ့

๐Ÿšฉ แ…။ แ€€ြို့แ€•แ€„်แ€€ောแ€€်แ€ွแ€„်แ€•ြแ€Š်แ€žူแ€™ျားแ€”ဲ့ แ€ော်แ€œှแ€”်แ€›ေးแ€แ€•်แ€–ွဲ့แ€™ျားแ€€ို แ€’ုแ€€္แ€แ€•ေးแ€”ေแ€ဲ့ แ€›ာแ€กိแ€™်แ€™ှူးแ€€ို แ€•แ€…်แ€แ€်แ€›ှแ€„်းแ€œแ€„်း

๐Ÿšฉ แ†။ แ€กုแ€်แ€–ို၊ แ€ျောแ€„်းแ€‚ွแ€›ွာแ€™ှ แ€•ြแ€Š်แ€žူ แ„ แ€ฆးแ€€ို แ€…แ€…်แ€แ€•်แ€€ แ€–แ€™်းแ€†ီးแ€•ြီး แ€Šแ€ွแ€„်းแ€ျแ€„်း แ€žแ€်แ€–ြแ€်แ€€ာ แ€›ုแ€•်แ€กแ€œောแ€„်းแ€™ျားแ€€ို แ€€ျေးแ€›ွာแ€กแ€”ီး แ€…ွแ€”့်แ€•แ€…်

๐Ÿšฉ แ‡။ แ€›ေแ€…แ€€ြိုแ€ွแ€„် แ€ော်แ€œှแ€”်แ€›ေး แ€›ဲแ€˜ော် แ‚ แ€ฆး แ€ြုံแ€ိုแ€ိုแ€€်แ€ိုแ€€်แ€ံแ€›แ€•ြီး แ€แ€ฆး แ€’แ€်แ€›ာแ€› 

๐Ÿšฉ แˆ။ แ€€ိုแ€š်แ€กแ€„်္แ€‚ါแ€…ွแ€”့်แ€œွှแ€် แ€›ဲแ€˜ော်แ€™ျားแ€กား แ€‚ုแ€်แ€•ြုแ€™ှแ€်แ€แ€™်းแ€œွှာแ€”ှแ€„့် แ€‘ောแ€€်แ€•ံ့แ€„ွေ แ€•ေးแ€กแ€•်แ€•ွဲ แ€€ျแ€„်းแ€•

๐Ÿšฉ แ‰။ แ€‘ီးแ€œแ€„်း แ€™ြိုแ€™แ€›ဲแ€…แ€แ€”်းแ€™ှ แ€›ဲแ€แ€•်แ€žား แ€แ€ฆး แ€œแ€€်แ€”แ€€်แ€”ဲ့ แ€กแ€œแ€„်းแ€แ€„်


แ€คแ€žแ€แ€„်းแ€™ျားแ€€ို แ€›ေแ€’ီแ€šိုแ€กแ€”်แ€šူแ€‚ျီแ€žแ€แ€„်းแ€ာแ€แ€”်แ€ံแ€™ျားแ€”ှแ€„့် แ€ိုแ€„်แ€œုံแ€žော แ€™ိแ€်แ€–แ€€်แ€žแ€แ€„်းแ€›แ€„်းแ€™ြแ€…်แ€™ျားแ€†ီแ€™ှ แ€กแ€ြေแ€ံแ€แ€„်แ€•ြแ€‘ားแ€ြแ€„်း แ€–ြแ€…်แ€•ါแ€แ€š်။



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