### Morning Military News Summary (05/12/2024) by Radio NUG
1. **Taungup Market Bombed in Airstrikes by Military Council**
On the evening of December 3, around 8 PM, the military council carried out an airstrike on Taungup Market using two fighter jets, dropping two bombs, according to local reports. The bombing damaged over 50 shops and burned down more than 20 stalls in the night market area due to aerial gunfire.
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2. **Bombing Near Nat Gyi Village Without Ground Fighting in Kanbalu Township**
On the evening of December 3, fighter jets from Meiktila and Tada-U airbases bombed Nat Gyi village, about 4 miles from Kanbalu town, without any ground confrontation. Reconnaissance aircraft monitored the area throughout the day, with bombs dropped in three rounds at 7 PM, 8 PM, and 11 PM in the southern part of the village near Roungpin Jetty. Fortunately, no casualties were reported as residents had taken precautions.
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3. **Military Blocks River Route for Civilians Fleeing Bhamo**
Amid ongoing clashes, the military council blocked a river route used by Bhamo residents to escape on December 4. Military posts along the riverbank halted passage, leaving some locals stranded. Meanwhile, intense clashes occurred on the Bhamo-Mansi route, with the KIA and allied forces launching attacks on military camps near Mansi early in the morning, prompting residents to use the river as an escape route.
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4. **Nampong Air Force Base Attacked With Rockets in Myitkyina**
The military's Nampong Air Base in Myitkyina was struck by eight 107mm rockets on the morning of December 4, with one rocket reportedly hitting the runway. In retaliation, the military fired more than 20 shells from their artillery unit towards nearby villages across the Irrawaddy River. One shell exploded in the Myothit neighborhood around 7 AM. This base had previously been attacked in September 2023 and March 2024.
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5. **Ambush on Military Convoy in Oakpho Township**
A guerrilla force ambushed a military convoy from Infantry Battalion 6 near Oakpho Township in Bago Region, reportedly killing a major and a warrant officer on the spot. The attack on December 4 lasted about 8 minutes, resulting in the military's retreat. Weapons and supplies, including an MA-3 rifle and 40 million kyats in cash, were seized.
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6. **Twelve Soldiers, Including an Officer, Captured in Ann Township**
Allied forces captured 12 military personnel, including a major, during an operation in Ann Township, Rakhine State, according to reports from December 4. Weapons, ammunition, and equipment were also seized. The captured personnel are being treated for injuries, and local resistance groups have urged military personnel to defect rather than serve under the oppressive regime.
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7. **Military Gate Attacked With Explosives in Yangon**
On the night of December 3, the Yangon Urban Force (R.U.F.) launched an attack on a military gate near the Hlawkar intersection with explosive projectiles, reportedly causing casualties among stationed soldiers.
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8. **Celebration of the 3rd Anniversary of the Southern Shan PDF (1008 SSRY Eagle Force)**
The Southern Shan-based 1008 SSRY Eagle Force celebrated its 3rd anniversary on December 4. Leaders and members from allied forces, including Cobra Force and Zarmani Force, attended the event. The PDF pledged to continue their struggle against the dictatorship until the regime falls.
**Report Contributors:**
This news was provided by Min Thihan, Min Sit Thwe, and Khurshel from Radio NUG.
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