Military News Updates – March 28, 2025 Evening
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Airstrike Destroys Homes in Hlay Swe Myaung Village, Oat Twin Township, Despite No Clashes
March 28
The No. 2 Battalion of Taungoo District reported this morning (March 28) that the military carried out an airstrike on Hlay Swe Myaung Village, Oat Twin Township, Bago Region, even though there were no ongoing clashes, resulting in the destruction of several homes.
According to video evidence released, the military regime’s forces dropped a bomb from an aircraft on March 26 at around 3:45 PM, setting houses on fire and causing significant damage.
Fortunately, no civilian casualties were reported, as local residents had been alerted to the airstrike threat in advance.
Additionally, on March 23, despite the absence of armed conflict, the military fired heavy artillery and carried out drone incendiary bomb attacks on a civilian village in Oat Twin Township. This assault resulted in the death of one civilian, injuries to at least seven others, and the destruction of seven homes.
The military regime has been deliberately targeting villages in Bago Region with heavy artillery shelling and frequent airstrikes, including the use of drones, forcing local residents to flee their homes. As a result, displaced civilians are in urgent need of food and medical supplies, according to the No. 2 Battalion of Taungoo District.
Revolutionary forces have been making efforts to assist the displaced people; however, shortages persist. The No. 2 Battalion has called on the public to support these displaced individuals by providing essential supplies as much as possible.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Attack on Military Unit Stationed at Lema Inn Monastery and Ban Bway Kone Oil Shop in Nattalin Township Leaves Two Soldiers Dead, Three Wounded
March 28
An attack on a military unit stationed at Lema Inn Monastery and Ban Bway Kone Oil Shop, located in the eastern part of Nattalin Township, Bago Region, resulted in the deaths of two soldiers and injuries to three others, according to an official statement from the No. 1 Battalion (3801) of Tharyarwady District on March 28.
On March 24, at around 7:40 PM, the Phoenix D.F. Unit 2 and Aye Yar Nyi Naung Unit 6 of the No. 1 Battalion (P23801) launched an artillery attack on approximately 70 junta soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee militiamen stationed in the area. The engagement lasted for about 30 minutes with heavy gunfire exchanged.
Following the clash, two soldiers were killed, and three others sustained serious injuries. The deceased and wounded soldiers were transported to a hospital in Pyay by military ambulance.
After the battle, junta forces and Pyu Saw Htee militiamen stationed at Lema Inn Monastery and Ban Bway Kone Oil Shop retreated toward Pyinbone Village overnight.
On March 25, after the retreat of junta forces, the No. 1 Battalion (3801), along with Phoenix DF Unit 2 and Aye Yar Nyi Naung Unit 6, carried out a clearance operation in Lema Inn Village.
The People’s Defense Force (PDF) has warned civilians to avoid areas near military outposts, as they will continue to carry out targeted attacks on junta soldiers, police officers, Pyu Saw Htee militiamen, and military informants whenever opportunities arise.
The No. 1 Special Battalion (SR-1) operates under the Ministry of Defense of the National Unity Government (NUG) and has previously participated in military offensives to seize control of towns and military bases in upper Sagaing Region.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Attack on Military Convoy Along Pauk Khaung – Oat Twin Road Results in 11 Soldiers Killed as a Truck Plunges into a Ravine
March 28
An attack on two military trucks traveling along the Pauk Khaung – Oat Twin road in Bago Region resulted in one truck veering off into a ravine, killing 11 junta soldiers, according to an official statement from the No. 3602 Battalion of Pyay District on March 28.
The attack occurred on March 25 at around 10:30 PM between Bauda Village and Pao Lan Gyi Village, as the military vehicles were heading toward Pauk Khaung from Bauda Village. The No. 3602 Battalion’s Unit 3 ambushed the convoy using landmines and light firearms.
As a result of the ambush, one military truck plunged into a ravine, killing 11 soldiers and injuring 12 others.
Furthermore, on March 2, a battle also took place near the Pauk Khaung – Oat Twin highway, close to Taung Latt Tower Post, where a junta military column of about 60 troops was attacked. In that battle, six junta soldiers were killed, while the No. 3602 Battalion of Pyay District also suffered one casualty.
Given the ongoing intensification of military operations across the country, the No. 3602 Battalion has urged civilians to stay updated on battle reports, air raid warnings, and displacement-related safety guidelines issued by the People’s Defense Forces (PDF) and take necessary precautions accordingly.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Attack on Two Military Camps in Phae Yin Town Using Two Short-Range Rockets on Revolution Day
March 28
Two military camps in Phae Yin, Sagaing Region, were attacked with two short-range rockets on Revolution Day, according to the Freedom Revolution Force (FRF).
The attack took place on the night of March 27, around 7:00 PM, marking the 80th anniversary of Revolution Day. People's Defense Forces (PDFs) launched two 107mm short-range rockets targeting military troops, police officers, and Pyu Saw Htee members stationed at the military bases in Kone Thar U and the high school compound in Phae Yin. The attack successfully hit its targets and caused explosions, the FRF reported.
Although the attack was executed effectively, due to the nighttime conditions, details regarding casualties and destruction remain unclear and are still under investigation, the FRF stated.
Following the attack, the military junta responded with small arms fire. However, all revolutionary fighters involved in the operation returned safely without any harm.
This attack was a coordinated effort by the Freedom Revolution Force (FRF) and the Phae Yin Township Pa Ka Pha.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Revolution Fighters Must Treat Civilians Like Their Own Parents, Says Special Battalion SR-1
March 28
The Special Battalion SR-1 emphasized that during the people's revolution, civilians are the most crucial element and must be treated with love and respect, just like one's own parents. The battalion stated that the revolutionary forces and the people must remain united as one.
Providing services to the public is an integral part of the revolution, and protecting civilians, their lives, and their property is the duty of the People's Defense Forces (PDFs), the statement added.
Since 2022, the SR-1 Battalion has established a public relations unit to ensure close ties between the battalion and the public. The announcement, released on March 25, reiterated that a revolution cannot succeed without the participation of the people.
"There is no revolution without the people. A revolution that excludes the people cannot succeed. Revolutionary fighters must always prioritize the well-being of the people and strive to become true defenders of the revolution," the statement said.
SR-1 further urged civilians to stand firmly with revolutionary forces. They expressed confidence that, with the people's support, the military dictatorship would be defeated, paving the way for a new Federal Democratic State.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 6. Two Military Conscripts and a Pyu Saw Htee Member Defect in Shwebo and Monywa
March 28
Two newly recruited military conscripts and a Pyu Saw Htee member defected in Shwebo and Monywa, Sagaing Region, according to local People's Defense Forces (PDFs).
In Shwebo Township, a Pyu Saw Htee member defected while carrying a firearm, as confirmed by the Taungthu Ugyi PDF. The defector, originally from Zee Phyu Kone Pyu Saw Htee village in Shwebo, surrendered with a carbine rifle on March 27.
The Taungthu Ugyi PDF warmly welcomed the defector and assured that he would be treated well in accordance with human rights standards.
Meanwhile, in Monywa Township, two new military conscripts from Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) 4, under the junta's 66th Division, defected without weapons, according to Battalion No.1 of Monywa District.
These two recruits reportedly defected on February 5, seeking refuge with Battalion No.1 in Monywa District. They had been forcibly conscripted into the military after being arrested through the junta's forced recruitment campaigns.
This military update was provided by Radio NUG correspondent Ko Khant.
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