Domestic News Updates – March 27, 2025 Morning
๐๐ 1. Expanding Territorial Control and Unwavering Leadership in the Revolution, Says Acting President
The territories under revolutionary control have expanded to the extent that even a three-to-five-day journey on the ground is not enough to traverse them, said Acting President Duwa Lashi La. He emphasized that leaders in the revolution, which the people have invested their lives and futures in, cannot afford to waver or hesitate.
During the National Unity Government's (NUG) 9/2025 Cabinet Meeting held on March 26, the Acting President discussed the current state of territorial control by revolutionary forces across Myanmar.
"As our revolutionary alliance with ethnic armed organizations strengthens, so too will their confidence in the NUG. At present, our ability to maneuver on the ground has expanded significantly—so much so that even a three-to-five-day journey would not cover the extent of our controlled territories. On the ground, our defensive capabilities have improved to the point where the enemy struggles to make advances.
We must not forget that the core strength of the revolution lies within the country itself. In an armed revolution, building tangible power on the ground is a fundamental necessity. Establishing a solid foundation of public trust in real-world operations is at the heart of the revolution," he said.
The Acting President further stressed, "Leaders in this revolution—where people have invested their lives and futures—must not falter or hesitate. We must be resilient, endure hardships, and steel both our minds and bodies for the struggle. Bringing down a military dictatorship that has been entrenched for over 70 years cannot be achieved through sheer determination or mere effort alone. It requires profound dedication and unwavering commitment."
He also acknowledged and commended the Defense Minister and other cabinet members for spending prolonged periods on the ground, leading alongside the people.
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๐๐ 2. Panel Discussion: “Opposing the Illegitimate, Sham Election Attempt by the Military Council”
A panel discussion titled “Opposing the Illegitimate, Sham Election Attempt by the Military Council” is scheduled for March 27 at 6:00 PM Myanmar Standard Time.
The discussion will address the military council's efforts to stage an unlawful election, its so-called peace dialogue, related information, potential consequences, and strategies to mobilize the public against the fraudulent election. The event will be broadcast live.
Panelists include:
U Nay Phone Latt (Spokesperson, NUG Prime Minister’s Office; Joint Working Committee for Anti-Illegal Sham Election)
Daw Chaw Su San (General Strike Coordination Body [GSCB], JCC - Strategy, NUCC; Pa-O National Federal Council [PNFC] Chairperson)
Khun Myint Tun (NUCC Council Member; Joint Working Committee for Anti-Illegal Sham Election)
Moderator: Ma Khin Thinzar Aye @ Faung Yoe, former political prisoner, Myanmar Labor Alliance (MLA).
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๐๐ 3. 32 Killed in Airstrikes by the Military Junta in March
According to data compiled by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), 32 people—15 women and 17 men—were killed across Myanmar between March 1 and March 26 due to aerial attacks by the military junta.
The highest casualties were reported in Magway Region, with 16 deaths, followed by Bago Region, where five people lost their lives.
On March 22, at around 4:00 PM, the junta launched a drone attack on Htan Kone Village in Oktwin Township, Bago Region, where bombs were dropped near a local betel shop, injuring five residents. Among them, Ko San Lin Aung sustained severe injuries and succumbed to them at around 6:00 PM on the same day.
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๐๐ 4. Revolutionary Thingyan and Fundraising Market to Be Held in New York
The Revolutionary Thingyan and Fundraising Market will be held in New York City as part of ongoing support efforts for Myanmar’s resistance movement, according to an announcement by NYCBC.
"Thingyan is traditionally a time of joy and celebration, but for Myanmar, it has been four years of blood, sweat, and tears. While those inside the country continue to endure and fight, our brothers and sisters abroad are also standing in solidarity, carrying their share of the burden.
In New York, we will hold a Revolutionary Thingyan and Fundraising Market, not as a festival of mere enjoyment, but as a show of support for the struggle. The event will take place on April 26 at St. James Church in Elmhurst," the announcement stated.
Vendors, volunteers, and supporters are invited to participate. The event will feature traditional Myanmar food, snacks, jewelry, souvenirs, and resistance-themed T-shirts and bags for sale.
This report was compiled by Min Thihan and Khur Shel for Radio NUG.
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