1. **Confessions from Captured Soldiers Near Loikaw**
Captured junta soldiers revealed during interrogation by the Karenni Nationalities Defence Force (KNDF) that they were coerced to consume WY methamphetamine tablets and ordered to burn houses. In a video released on December 2, the soldiers admitted to setting fire to numerous homes under orders, often exceeding 50-60 houses. They described being drugged and forced to fight in the frontline while higher-ranking officers avoided direct combat, escaping instead. One soldier expressed regret and apologized to the public for their actions, stating they acted under duress.
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2. **Decomposing Junta Bodies Abandoned Near Thilin-Pakokku Road**
Reports from Radio NUG on December 2 indicate that eight decomposing bodies of junta soldiers were found abandoned along the Thilin-Pakokku road in Magway Region. These bodies are from a skirmish that occurred on November 28, during which no efforts have been made to recover or bury the remains. Among the deceased is a senior officer, Colonel Aung Soe Oo. Junta forces in the area have since refrained from major operations, opting instead for defensive patrolling.
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3. **Five Junta Soldiers Killed in Moo Taw District Battle**
A clash between Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) forces and junta troops in Moo Taw District resulted in the deaths of five junta soldiers. The KNLA reported seizing several weapons, including MA1 and MA4 rifles. The operation also captured an 81mm mortar during cleanup operations at a military base in the area.
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4. **Over 100 Junta Outposts Abandoned Nationwide in 2024**
According to records released on December 2, 135 junta bases have been abandoned nationwide this year due to pressure from the People’s Defence Forces (PDF) and allied groups. The highest number of evacuations occurred in Kachin (29 outposts), Karen (21), and Magway (16). The report suggests that the junta is increasingly shifting from offensive to defensive tactics as resistance forces maintain coordinated attacks.
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5. **38 Civilians Killed in Ta'ang Region Due to Airstrikes in November**
The Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) reported that junta airstrikes killed 38 civilians and injured 70 others in November. The bombings destroyed 130 homes across several locations, including Naung Cho and Kutkai in Shan State, and Myingyan in Mandalay Region. The attacks also damaged vehicles and other properties.
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6. **Spring Warriors Column Claims Over 30 Junta Casualties in November**
In Karen State's Papun District, the Spring Warriors Column successfully neutralized over 30 junta soldiers during November. The group conducted 11 ground attacks and 8 drone operations, inflicting significant damage while sustaining minor injuries among their fighters.
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7. **ULA/AA Rebuilds Homes Destroyed During Minbya Clashes**
The Arakan Army (AA) and local communities in Rakhine State have been reconstructing homes in Minbya Township that were destroyed during clashes. To date, over 500 houses have been rebuilt since the AA took control of the area. Local residents have expressed gratitude for the support and rapid rebuilding efforts.
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