Military News Updates – February 22, 2025 Evening
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Military Council Airstrike on Shwe Mulo Village in Naung Cho Township Results in Civilian Casualty
February 22
The Military Council forces carried out an airstrike on Shwe Mulo Village in Naung Cho Township this morning using a Y-12 aircraft, dropping five bombs. Additionally, Taung Shay Village was targeted with 27 bombs. The attack resulted in the death of one civilian.
The airstrike took place between 12:15 AM and 1:30 AM on February 22, with bombs striking both villages. As a result, one civilian lost their life, and numerous homes were damaged.
Similarly, on February 21, the Military Council conducted an airstrike on Lawk Phan Village in Naung Cho Township, leading to the death of one civilian. Four others, including a child, sustained injuries, and six homes were damaged.
Between February 16—when the Military Council engaged in peace talks—and today, February 22, the Military Council has continued its offensives using artillery shelling and airstrikes. These attacks have resulted in the deaths of a total of seven civilians inside Ta'ang territory, including one child, two men, and four women.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. "No Submission, Fight Back!" Protest in Yangon Marking the 'Five Twos' Movement
February 22
A protest under the slogan "No Submission, Fight Back Against Fascist Oppression" was held in Yangon as part of the 'Five Twos' movement against the military dictatorship.
The demonstration took place on the morning of February 22 at a secret location in Yangon, despite heavy security measures enforced by the junta.
The protest was organized in collaboration with various groups, including the Sanchaung Main Strike Column, Yangon4Brothers, Kyimyindaing Networks, Owl Community, Mayangone Democratic Front, and Linn Yaung Ni Youth Organization.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Warning Issued to Junta-Appointed Administrators Actively Aiding Forced Military Conscription in Bote Pyin Township
February 22
The People's Defense Force (Pa Ka Pha) of Bote Pyin Township has issued a stern warning to junta-appointed administrators who are actively participating in and facilitating forced military conscription.
The Military Council has mandated that all men and women above the age of 18 must serve in the military, and local administrators—including village and ward heads—have been assisting in the junta's efforts to enforce this conscription law. According to local sources, these administrators have been involved in tracking and detaining civilians for forced recruitment.
On February 10, three youths from Shwe Bon Thar Ward in Bote Pyin Township were arrested with the assistance of junta-controlled local administrators and were later transferred to the junta's military conscription unit in Myeik on February 12.
The Pa Ka Pha of Bote Pyin Township has warned that any individual, whether directly involved or assisting in any form, including administrators, ward and village heads, informants, and those cooperating with the junta, will be designated as military targets and held accountable through decisive action.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Armed Clash in 'Aung Zeya' Operation Leads to at Least Five Junta Soldiers Killed
February 22
At least five junta soldiers were killed during an armed engagement between resistance forces and the Military Council’s troops in the 'Aung Zeya' military operation.
The clash occurred when junta forces attempted to advance into resistance-controlled territory near Ywar Thit Kone Village in Kawkareik Township. Resistance units, including the local defense forces, Southern Eagle (Kyarnagar), and Justice Soldier PDF, engaged in battle for approximately 45 minutes.
The confrontation, which took place on February 8, 2025, resulted in at least five junta casualties and injuries to at least three others. Resistance forces successfully seized an MA-1 rifle, ammunition, landmines, and narcotics from the enemy.
This military update was reported by Min Thihan, a journalist from Radio NUG.
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