Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 23, 2025 Evening
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Thay K’Pale Military Camp in Karen State Reclaimed by Joint Forces Led by KNLA and KNDO
June 23
Thay K’Pale military base, located in Kawkareik Township, Dooplaya District, in the Kawthoolei-administered area of the Karen National Union (KNU), has been recaptured by the joint revolutionary forces led by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) and the Karen National Defense Organization (KNDO), together with People’s Defense Force (PDF) units, according to an announcement released today.
After the KNU withdrew from Manerplaw headquarters, Thay K’Pale camp was established in May 1995 as the new KNU headquarters. However, it was seized by the Myanmar military in February 1997—before it had even completed two years of operation.
Now, after 28 years, on June 22, 2025, the joint revolutionary forces successfully reclaimed and took control of the Thay K’Pale military base, which had originally belonged to them, from the occupying junta forces.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Airstrike on Metta Nanda (Yekkan Zin) Hospital on the Border of Singu and Madaya Townships Kills Woman in Labor, Injures Others
June 23
Metta Nanda Hospital (Yekkan Zin), located near the border of Singu Township and Madaya Township, was struck by an aerial bombing carried out by the military junta, resulting in the death of a woman—approximately 30 years old—who had come to the hospital for childbirth, and causing severe injury to another individual.
According to a statement from the Singu Township People's Defense Committee (PaKaPha), the attack took place on June 22 at 11:05 PM, when the junta conducted two successive aerial assaults using a Jet Fighter aircraft—once at 11:05 PM, and again at 11:10 PM.
The deceased was a woman in labor who had traveled from Set Taw Lan Kwe Village in Madaya Township. Another 35-year-old woman was critically injured (life-threatening), while 11 other civilians who were receiving medical care at the hospital sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
The airstrikes also destroyed three buildings, including the maternity ward of the hospital.
Authorities have issued warnings urging civilians to stay away from areas near SAC (State Administration Council) positions and to dig and prepare air raid shelters as a precaution against future airstrikes.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Fifteen Junta Soldiers Killed in Yenangyaung Township Clashes
June 23
According to Defence Force – Yenangyaung PDF, 15 junta soldiers were killed during clashes that took place in Yenangyaung Township, Magway Region, following a 20-day-long military column operation between local defense forces and the military junta.
The confrontation began on May 27, when junta forces entered the area via Tharluu Kan–Pho Koe Road and, in coordination with Pyu Saw Htee militias from Si Pin Pyu Village, Kyaukpadaung Township, launched a military incursion of approximately 150 troops into territory controlled by revolutionary forces.
The junta column committed multiple acts of violence during their operation. They torched and destroyed 15 civilian homes in Kantha (Ywathit) Village and Lwanpinshyo Village, abducted and executed one civilian each from Lwanpinshyo Village and Inntaw Village, and continued their offensive maneuvers for 20 days before finally withdrawing on June 16 via Kone Ei–Phaung Kwel Road.
The attacks against junta troops during this operation were carried out jointly by:
- People's Defence Force – Yenangyaung (YNG-PDF)
- Tamar Myay Special Column
- Yenanthar Column
- Inntaw Region People’s Defence Team (PaKaPha)
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. “Urban Target – Gun5” Campaign Nearing Deadline but Only 30% Funded
June 23
Only nine days remain until the deadline of the “Urban Target – Gun5” campaign, yet it has reached just 30% of its funding goal, according to organizers.
The campaign team issued a message to the public:
“Dear friends, there are only 9 days left to complete our ‘Urban Target – Gun5’ campaign, and so far we've only reached 30% of our goal. Please, support us with whatever you can. Let’s come together and help our comrades on the ground gain the firepower they need. You can also assist by resharing our campaign posts through RCS (Rebel Communication System).”
The Urban Target – Gun5 Campaign is aimed at equipping ground units with Gun5 firearms to enable coordinated urban operations, especially in and around Yangon and nearby regions in Bago Region, in collaboration with allied forces. The campaign seeks to strengthen the urban battlefield capacity of revolutionary forces.
This report was submitted by Radio NUG field correspondent Tharki.
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