Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 27, 2025 Evening
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Over 100 SAC troops and Pyusawhti militias advancing east from Tharyetphauk village toward Zardi in Kanbalu Township; civilians urged to remain alert
June 27
It has been reported that over 100 personnel from the junta's armed forces and Pyusawhti militias who arrived in Zardi Village, Kanbalu Township, have begun advancing eastward from Tharyetphauk Village, prompting a warning for local civilians to stay vigilant.
At 9:40 a.m. on June 27, sources confirmed that the combined force—comprising over 100 troops from the junta and Pyusawhti militia who had reached Zardi, joined by an additional 30 Pyusawhti members from junta headquarters the previous day—totaled approximately 150 personnel, now moving east from Tharyetphauk Village, according to the Kanbalu District Kyunhla-Kanbalu Activist Group.
From June 23 to 25, around 100 junta and Pyusawhti forces launched violent operations in the Zeekone area of Kanbalu Township, burning down civilian homes and killing nine unarmed civilians, including one from Swa, who were subjected to torture and executions by throat-slitting.
The civilians executed were:
- U Hlaing Zaza (age 50, from Swa),
- U Aung Naing (45),
- U Tayote Gyi (45),
- Ko Myo Htet (34),
- U Win (53, from Pholkon Village),
- U Chit Win (60, from Pholkon),
- Ko Thein Toe (37, from Kyaungkone Village),
- U Myint Maung (45),
- U Myo San (45).
Most were tortured and killed with hands tied behind their backs, while one civilian was burned alive.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Two armed robbers killed, two captured with weapons during shootout with TNLA police in Mogok
June 27
According to the Public Relations Department of the PSLF/TNLA, during a raid on an armed robbery group operating in Mogok, Ta’ang National Police engaged in a gunfight, resulting in two robbers killed and two captured along with weapons.
The confrontation occurred at 2:00 a.m. on June 26, near Yaylekyun, east of Mogok, when TNLA’s police forces encountered the armed group.
As police units from the Ta’ang District and Township moved in to arrest the group at their hideout, the robbers resisted using a pistol and threw three hand grenades during the clash.
A total of four firefights took place between TNLA police and the armed group. As a result, the robbers identified as Min Naing (aka Shone Khan Naung) and U San Aye were killed, while Thant Sin Htun (aka Shauk Pu) and Kyaw Zin Thant (aka Pyu Gyi) were captured.
Seized items included:
- 1 complete PSLF/TNLA uniform,
- 1 real pistol, 3 imitation pistols,
- 1 air rifle,
- 51 rounds of ammunition,
- 1 hand grenade,
- over MMK 14 million in cash,
- 2 gold rings,
- 1 pair of jade earrings,
- multiple gemstones, including jade and sapphire,
- 6 mobile phones,
- 3 motorbikes,
- various break-in tools.
During the operation, one TNLA police officer sacrificed his life in the line of duty.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Junta airstrike kills one civilian and injures two youths in Kyaukme
June 27
The military junta launched a fresh airstrike on Kyaukme, located in northern Shan State and under the control of the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), killing one civilian and injuring two young men, according to TNLA reports.
The bombing occurred in the early morning of June 27, during pre-dawn hours, when junta jet aircraft dropped bombs over Kyaukme town.
The attack targeted Ward 7, resulting in the death of a 49-year-old woman, injuries to two male youths aged 19 and 17, and the destruction of two homes, according to TNLA's statement.
This follows a previous junta airstrike on June 24, when two 500-pound bombs were dropped on Kyaukme at midnight, killing two men and two women, and injuring at least 14 civilians. The latest strike occurred three days after that incident.
TNLA stated that during Operation 1027, it took control of multiple northern Shan towns including Kyaukme, Hsipaw, Namhsan, Monglon, Momeik, Mantong, Namtu, Kutkai, Nawnghkio, Namkham, Mongngaw, as well as Mogok in Mandalay Region.
The military junta is currently conducting intense assaults on Nawnghkio in an attempt to regain control. At the same time, Kyaukme, Mogok, and Namtu are being bombed, contributing to intensified fighting in Nawnghkio Township.
TNLA has therefore urged local civilians to remain on high alert for military assaults and to follow air-raid defense protocols to protect themselves from further aerial attacks.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Seven junta soldiers killed in ambush on two military vehicles looting civilian property in Kamma, Pakokku Township
June 27
The Pakokku People’s Defense Force (PPDF) has reported that seven junta soldiers were killed during an ambush on two military vehicles that were looting civilian property in Kamma, a town in Pakokku Township, Magway Region.
According to the statement, the incident occurred at approximately 10:00 a.m. on June 26, when joint revolutionary forces ambushed two junta vehicles that were actively looting items from civilian homes in Kamma. The attack reportedly resulted in seven junta troops killed and a number of others injured.
The military convoy, deployed from Tatmadaw Division 101, based in Pakokku, had been dispatched toward Pauk Township and arrived in Kamma in early June. During the time when local residents were in hiding, the troops set fire to civilian homes and stole property, prompting the resistance forces to launch the attack.
The convoy has since been blocked and trapped in Kamma due to coordinated attacks by People’s Defense Forces (PDFs), and is reportedly unable to proceed to its intended destination.
The ambush was jointly carried out by:
- Pakokku People’s Defense Force (PPDF)
- ABSDF Column 3
- Aung Kyaw - RG
- Township People’s Liberation Force (Pa La Pha)
- Tiger Warrior Force (TWF)
- Anyar Guerrilla Force led by Ko Zaw Mike
- Youth Guerrilla Force (YGF) led by Ko Yekhae and Ko Bala
No casualties were reported on the side of the joint resistance forces.
Since the convoy is believed to be heading toward Pauk Township, local revolutionary forces have issued an urgent alert for civilians in the area to remain highly cautious and vigilant.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Clashes ongoing in five villages of Nawnghkio Township between junta troops and TNLA
June 27
According to a statement released on June 27 by the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), ongoing battles are taking place in five villages of Nawnghkio Township, a region in the Third Military Region of Northern Shan State, between junta forces and TNLA troops.
The fighting is occurring in the villages of Nawnghpa, Nyan Taw, Lonsan, Ommakha, and Nawnglin, with the junta reportedly deploying 70 rounds of heavy artillery, drones, and 32 aerial bombs during the clashes.
In a battle that took place yesterday between Nawnglin and Nawnghpa villages, the junta launched 39 artillery shells and 17 drone-dropped bombs, damaging at least one civilian home.
In Nyan Taw village, the junta reportedly used 31 artillery rounds and 15 bombs dropped via drones in their assault.
The Three Brotherhood Alliance, which includes the TNLA, has previously stated that their forces are not conducting offensive operations in these conflict areas in order to maintain humanitarian relief efforts for earthquake-affected civilians. They also affirmed a unilateral one-month ceasefire extension. However, the junta has taken advantage of this ceasefire window to launch continuous attacks, leading to escalating conflict in Nawnghkio Township.
TNLA spokesperson Lwe Yway Oo said the TNLA is only conducting defensive counterattacks in response to the junta’s aggression, in accordance with the extended ceasefire that remains in effect until the end of this month.
The PSLF/TNLA Information and Public Relations Department has urged civilians to remain on high alert and follow airstrike preparedness guidelines in order to stay safe from the junta's aerial bombardments.
The above news was reported by Radio NUG correspondent Ko Khant and Tharki.
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