Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 10, 2025 Morning
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. People's Defense Force (Mandalay) Welcomes the Establishment of the Ta'ang Land Council (TLC)
June 9
Radio NUG
The People's Defense Force (Mandalay) has expressed strong support for the successful formation of the Ta'ang Land Council (TLC), which was established during the major political summit in Ta'ang State. At that summit, participants unanimously ratified the “Ta'ang State Revolutionary Interim Government Framework,” marking a pivotal political development for the region.
According to the statement released by the People's Defense Force (Mandalay), the formation of the TLC represents a highly significant political move for Ta'ang State. The council is tasked with leading and implementing the interim revolutionary government plan and is seen as a vehicle for realizing the long-cherished political and military aspirations of the Ta'ang people.
The PDF (Mandalay) expressed firm belief that the Ta'ang Land Council will effectively guide this process and deliver tangible progress toward those goals.
Additionally, the PDF (Mandalay) welcomed the announcement made by the TLC regarding its intention to establish a civilian government in territories captured during the “Operation 1027” offensive by the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) and allied forces. The TLC also pledged continued cooperation with other revolutionary forces to advance the emergence of a federal democratic union.
The PDF (Mandalay) affirmed its readiness to collaborate closely with the TLC in pursuit of these shared objectives.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Armed Clashes Erupt Between SAC Forces and KIA Alliance in Hpakant Township
June 9
Radio NUG
Clashes broke out on the morning of June 9 in Hpakant Township, Kachin State, between junta troops and the joint forces of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and Kachin People’s Defense Force (KPDF), according to local sources.
The fighting reportedly occurred in parts of the Lone Khin village tract, including areas near Majayan, Sankha villages, and the jade mining zones of Kutkha.
On May 29, junta forces arriving in Hpakant attempted to pressure the KIA to withdraw from their positions and set fire to several jade mining operations.
While some residents fled Hpakant in response to the junta’s arrival, the majority remain in the town.
On June 3, junta troops fired heavy artillery at a Kyan Go jade storage warehouse belonging to Tin Aung Kyine Mining Company in Hmaw Si Sar village, causing a massive explosion that killed 3 people and seriously injured 10 others.
Additionally, on the night of June 6, the junta carried out a drone bombing on jade and fertilizer warehouses near Khon Sar Kone, in the Lone Khin area, resulting in another major explosion that killed 9 people, including 3 children.
At around 1:00 a.m. on June 9, the junta again used drones to bomb three jade transport trucks and a fuel bowser parked in Maw Lakin village, Nam Maw administrative tract, Sai Taung area, causing all vehicles to be destroyed by fire.
Locals report that the junta appears to be targeting storage areas for ammonium nitrate and fertilizer, materials commonly used in mining operations, prompting residents to clear out storage sites on their own initiative to avoid further attacks.
Given the current security situation, the KIA and KPDF have issued warnings advising residents not to go outdoors between 9:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. for their safety.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Resistance Forces Attack Junta-Occupied Police Station in Myotha Town
June 9
Radio NUG
A junta-occupied police station in Myotha Town, Ngazun Township, Myingyan District, Mandalay Region, came under attack, according to a statement released by the Red Dragon Panther Defense Force – Myingyan.
The attack took place at 5:30 a.m. on June 8, when resistance fighters targeted the station—which housed around 50 junta troops and police officers—using five 60mm mortar rounds and three 40mm grenades, followed by small arms fire during a clearance assault.
During the battle, one junta soldier was killed and four others seriously injured. The resistance fighters reportedly sustained no casualties.
The joint attack was conducted by units from the Red Dragon Panther PDF – Myingyan, the Sagaing Revolution Force (SRF), and the Pa Ka Pha (People’s Administration Team) of Ngazun Township.
Authorities also issued travel advisories, warning civilians not to travel between Mandalay and Myingyan, and Ngazun and Myotha, between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., for safety reasons.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Pyu Militia Leader Who Had Been Abducting Youths in Gyobingauk Shot Dead
June 9
Radio NUG
A local resistance force based in Yoma, Bago Region, known as (BTZM GBK PDF), has announced the successful elimination of a Pyu Saw Htee militia leader who had been collaborating with the military junta and abducting youths in Gyobingauk Township, Thayarwaddy District, Bago Region.
According to the group, on June 8 at around 5:30 PM, they carried out a targeted operation against Maung Nyain, the administrator of Bawdhikone Village and a known Pyu militia leader. The operation took place while he was in a paddy field during rice planting season, following months of surveillance.
Maung Nyain was reportedly shot and killed on the spot. Two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were seized from a bag in his possession.
Locals reported that Maung Nyain had been cooperating with junta forces to detain civilians who opposed him, conscripting them into military service. Additionally, he had been extorting money from wealthier individuals—demanding between 1.5 to 2 million kyats—to have them exempted from conscription.
He was also reportedly providing logistical support to junta and Pyu Saw Htee units stationed at military outposts in the Kone Ywa Kwin Chaung area.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Junta Drops 250-Pound Bomb Inside Kyitaokpaung Village Clinic Compound
June 9
Radio NUG
The Pa Ka Pha (PDF) unit in Pyin Oo Lwin District reported that the junta launched an airstrike targeting the compound of a village clinic in Kyitaokpaung Village, Sintgu Township, Tabeikkyin District, Mandalay Region, using a 250-pound bomb.
At 5:31 AM on June 9, a fighter jet from the junta’s air force, based at Tada-U airbase, dropped the bomb directly into the clinic compound.
As a result of the bombing, one woman was killed, another lost an arm, and two others suffered leg injuries.
Additionally, a clinic building was reported to have been damaged in the attack.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 6. Two People’s Conscripts Defect to YGF With Weapons
June 9
Radio NUG
Two junta conscripts from Infantry Battalion (Chalara 299) in Ye Township, Mon State, have defected to the Revolutionary Guerrilla Force (YGF) under the Donarsit Column (2), according to a statement by Commander Kyann Yit.
The two defectors—Zay Zay Aung (PS/136361) and Nyi Nyi Thet (PS/136359)—reportedly fled the junta camp on June 3 and reached the YGF along with a MA-1 rifle, four magazines, and 123 rounds of ammunition.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 7. Earthquake PDF in Pakokku District Now Recruiting New Cadets
June 9
Radio NUG
The local revolutionary battalion "Earthquake PDF" in Pakokku District has issued a call for new cadets who are committed to the revolutionary cause, possess strong willpower, and stand with the oppressed people.
Applicants must be between 18 and 35 years old, be able to follow orders, respect fellow comrades, and strictly adhere to the battalion's code of conduct.
The announcement also states that recruits will not be selected based on personal or regional affiliations. Instead, they must be able to serve the revolution selflessly and with discipline for at least two years following the completion of training.
Those interested in joining as disciplined and well-trained fighters—ready to confront military violence head-on—are invited to contact the unit via Telegram.
These military updates were reported by Min Sitt Thway and Khur Shel, correspondents for Radio NUG.
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