Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 28, 2025 Evening
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Revolutionary Forces Attack Hmawbi Township Police Station with Remote Mines
June 28
In Hmawbi Township, Yangon Region, revolutionary forces launched a mine attack on the Hmawbi Central Police Station, which operates under the control of the military junta, using two remote-detonated mines, according to a statement from the Yangon Army (YA).
At around 10:25 p.m. on June 27, two remote-controlled mines were launched, each rigged with hand grenades, targeting the police stationed at the compound.
The revolutionary fighters reported that the attack was accurately targeted and may have caused casualties among the junta’s police.
The operation was jointly conducted by the Yangon Army and the Western District PDF. They warned the public to avoid junta-related locations—military bases, police stations, and personnel areas—since further attacks will continue to target military junta infrastructure.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Six Junta Soldiers Killed in Mine Ambush on Military Convoy in Pwintbyu Township
June 28
In Pwintbyu Township, Magway Region, revolutionary forces ambushed a military convoy using landmines and small arms fire, resulting in the deaths of six junta soldiers and the destruction of one military vehicle, according to the Pwintbyu Township People’s Defense Team.
The ambush occurred at approximately 8:45 a.m. on June 24, when a convoy of nine military vehicles with around 200 soldiers was moving north of Thein Aye village.
After detonating the landmines, the revolutionary fighters launched an assault with small arms. A firefight broke out and lasted about 20 minutes.
The dead and injured soldiers were later transported by civilian vehicles to the military hospital in Magway.
The operation was jointly carried out by the Pwintbyu Township People’s Defense Team and the Pwintbyu Defense Force (PDF).
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Six Pyusawhti Militiamen Injured in Ambush on Patrolling Junta Column in Ayadaw Township
June 28
In Ayadaw Township, Sagaing Region, six Pyusawhti militia members were injured when revolutionary forces ambushed a patrolling column of junta troops and pro-military militias, according to a June 28 announcement by the Ngwe Dwin Revolution Force (NDRF).
The attack occurred on June 25 in Thaleba Pyu village, where the ambush was executed by laying in wait.
The coordinated attack involved the 21st Battalion of Monywa District, Strike Zones 9, 10, and 11, as well as local allied forces.
It was also reported that the same coalition had previously attacked a military group from the Ngwe Dwin Pyu outpost on June 19, when they left to plow farmland—resulting in the deaths of two Pyusawhti members.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Junta Troops Looting Civilian Property Set Fire to PDA Camp, Causing Losses of Around 10 Million Kyats
June 28
A military column looting civilian property in Magway Region set fire to a camp belonging to the People’s Democratic Army (PDA), causing estimated losses of about 10 million kyats, according to a PDA statement.
The military convoy from Division 101 departed Pakokku heading toward Pauk, passing through several villages. During the offensive, it burned down PDA Subdivision 219’s camp.
Although no weapons were lost in the fire, the camp reportedly contained supplies donated by the public valued at roughly 10 million kyats.
The same convoy reportedly looted high-value civilian property from homes in Kama Township and surrounding villages that are sheltering internally displaced people.
According to PDA estimates, the convoy comprised more than 140 vehicles transporting over 1,000 junta troops.
Since early June, this supply convoy has faced relentless resistance attacks from joint revolutionary forces, including Kama PDF, Mying PDF, Pauk PDF, Pakokku District battalions, Column 8, and other local units—preventing them from reaching their destination.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Intense Clashes Continue Between Junta Forces and TNLA in Six Locations Across Nawnghkio Township
June 28
In Nawnghkio Township, which lies within Ta'ang Region Military Command Zone 3 in northern Shan State, intense clashes are ongoing between junta forces and the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) in six locations.
The clashes have been taking place near the villages of Lonsan, Myat Chin Nu, Lonwai, Nyan Taw, Nawnglin, and Nawng Aw.
According to TNLA, the junta forces responded with overwhelming firepower, using 45 air-dropped bombs and 32 heavy artillery rounds.
In the battle between Nawnglin and Nawng Aw villages alone, junta aircraft reportedly dropped 20 bombs and fired 31 artillery shells. During the clashes near Lonsan, two bombs were dropped by a jet fighter.
Additionally, the villages of Myat Chin Nu, Lonwai, and Lonsan were hit by 22 air-dropped bombs. A 500-pound bomb was dropped on Nyan Taw village by jet fighter, and one artillery round was fired toward Ummatkhar village, which was not a combat zone.
On June 26, fighting was also reported in Nawngfar, Nyan Taw, Lonsan, Ummatkhar, and Nawnglin villages. The junta used 70 artillery rounds, 32 bombs, and drones in those engagements.
Despite the recent one-month extension of a unilateral ceasefire declared by the Brotherhood Alliance, the military junta has exploited the ceasefire to continue launching aggressive offensives, resulting in ongoing clashes in Nawnghkio Township.
All the above news reports were contributed by Ko Khant, a field correspondent for Radio NUG.
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