1. KNDF invites individuals in the military council to defect with their weapons and join the people’s side.
December 2
KNDF Deputy Commander-in-Chief Mawwi has issued an invitation via social media, calling on all individuals within the military council for various reasons to defect with their weapons and join the people’s side.
“As General Tun Myat Naing stated, our KNDF also holds both righteousness and arms. We invite all those who, for various reasons, are in the military council to defect with their weapons and join the people’s side. KNDF will provide the best support,” he said.
The military council troops have experienced numerous surrenders during the first and second phases of Operation 1027, including entire battalions. Similar cases have also occurred in other states and regions.
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2. Attack on a military council checkpoint at the south end of Mezalit Dam bridge in Pwintbyu Township leaves three soldiers dead.
December 2
An attack on a military council checkpoint located on the southern end of the Mezalit Dam bridge in Pwintbyu Township resulted in the deaths of three soldiers, confirmed by Battalion No. 7 of Minbu District on December 2.
The attack on November 27 was reportedly carried out by Battalion No. 7 of Minbu District, Magway Division’s PDF, and the Yenanthar Column in collaboration with the Pwintbyu PDF.
The clash led to the deaths of three military council personnel, and some weapons and ammunition were seized, confirmed by Battalion No. 7 of Minbu District.
Additionally, around 20 military council troops dispatched to retrieve the bodies encountered remote mine attacks, resulting in further casualties.
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3. Commemorative public event for the 76th International Human Rights Day organized in Kanbalu Township.
December 2
The Township People’s Administration and Human Rights Representatives of Kanbalu Township, Sagaing Region, led a collaborative public event with local residents to mark the 76th International Human Rights Day. The Ministry of Human Rights shared the information on December 2.
The event, held on December 1, 2024, was themed “Fostering Human Rights for a Just and Free Land” and included discussions on human rights, awareness campaigns, and distribution of informational pamphlets by members of the People’s Defense Forces.
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4. Recruiting new soldiers to join Ye-U PDF in the fight against dictatorship.
December 2
Ye-U PDF has announced the recruitment of new soldiers to strengthen efforts to eradicate the dictatorship.
“We are now recruiting new soldiers to fight against dictatorship alongside Ye-U PDF. Interested individuals can contact us through the chat box on our official page,” the announcement said.
Applications are also being accepted via Ye-U PDF’s Telegram channel.
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5. At least 20 political prisoners died from inadequate medical care in 2024.
December 2
At least 20 political prisoners died from insufficient medical care within the first 11 months of 2024, according to a statement released by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) on December 2.
“Between January 1 and November 30, 2024, at least 20 political prisoners—18 men and 2 women—died due to inadequate medical care in prisons. The failure of prison authorities to provide sufficient medical treatment has directly contributed to these deaths,” the AAPP reported.
The lack of proper medical care for prisoners was described as a deliberate act by the authorities to obstruct and cause the deaths of political detainees.
This concludes today’s military news, reported by Min Thiha Han for Radio NUG.
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