### (4-12-2024) Morning Military News Highlights
#### 1. MNDAA Advocates for Political Resolution to Internal Conflicts
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) released a statement on December 3 emphasizing their commitment to resolving internal conflicts through political dialogue and promoting regional peace. In a five-point statement, MNDAA clarified that their goal is not to establish a new state but to secure genuine self-administration within their region. They expressed openness to a ceasefire, mediated by China, to address issues including those in Lashio.
They also called on the military junta to cease all ground and air offensives nationwide. MNDAA plans to send high-ranking representatives for discussions and hopes for a peaceful political solution while maintaining their right to self-defense. Their statement urged empathy for innocent civilians suffering due to conflict and stressed the importance of stability along the China-Myanmar border.
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#### 2. Warning Attacks on Chinese-Owned Factories Exploiting Workers
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
On December 2, The Grand Unsung (TGU) claimed responsibility for explosive attacks on two Chinese-owned factories in Yangon: the **Thun Than Win shoe factory** in Hlaing Tharyar and the **Pao Chang factory** in the Shwepyithar Industrial Zone. The attacks were described as warnings against worker exploitation and collaboration with the junta.
TGU emphasized that future incidents would not be limited to warning-level attacks if the oppression of workers and collaboration with the junta continues. They also issued a broader warning to Chinese enterprises, threatening decisive action against those supporting the junta.
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#### 3. Police Officer’s Residence Attacked with Remote Mine
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
A residence belonging to Police Chief Moe Nyo in Shwepyithar Township, Yangon Region, was targeted by a remote-controlled mine on December 2. The attack, carried out by TGU and the Black Tiger UG Team, occurred around 6:40 AM and caused significant damage, including the burning of Moe Nyo's Honda Fix vehicle. Casualty investigations are ongoing.
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#### 4. Military Airstrike Kills 13-Year-Old Boy in Karenni State
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
An airstrike by the junta on the outskirts of Saikhun (Shan) village, near western Pekhon Township in Kayah (Karenni) State, killed a 13-year-old schoolboy early on December 3. The attack involved dropping nearly 40 bombs.
Four other civilians sustained injuries. This follows a November 27 artillery attack in eastern Pekhon that killed six civilians, including two children, aged one month and one year.
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#### 5. Civilian Killed by Artillery Fire from Pyu Militia in Magway
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
In Gantgaw Township, Magway Region, a 70-year-old man was killed on December 3 by artillery fire from the Pyu Saw Htee militia. Reports indicate the group consisted of over 200 members targeting villages in southern Kale Township. Residents near the Asia Highway have been warned to stay alert as militia forces continue their offensive.
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#### 6. Two Students Killed in Airstrike on Korean Language School
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
On December 2, a Korean language school in Nabemyit village, Nwategyi Township, was destroyed in an airstrike, killing two students instantly. Another student is undergoing emergency treatment in Mandalay. The village has faced repeated airstrikes, with previous incidents resulting in civilian casualties.
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#### 7. Shelling in Nat Ta Lin Township Leaves Woman Dead and Eight Injured
**Date:** December 3
**Source:** Radio NUG
The junta shelled Sithsan Kone village in Nat Ta Lin Township, Bago Region, on December 2, killing a woman and injuring eight civilians. No clashes were reported in the area, indicating the attack was unprovoked. Residents are urged to stay vigilant amid ongoing violence.
These reports were compiled by **Radio NUG correspondents Min Thi Han and Khurshell
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