Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 07, 2025 Morning
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. TNLA Declares No Intention to Return 12 Seized Towns Despite Pressure from China and SAC
June 6
Radio NUG
Despite ongoing blockades and coercive pressure from both China and the military junta (SAC), the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) has stated that it has no intention of returning the territories it has seized. This declaration was made by PSLF/TNLA spokesperson Lway Yay Oo during a press conference held on June 5.
Although further negotiations brokered by China are expected to take place this coming August, the TNLA has asserted that its stance will remain unchanged.
In the final week of April, representatives from the TNLA and the military junta held talks in Kunming, China. During the discussions, the junta requested the return of several townships currently under TNLA control—including Hsipaw, Namhcho, Kyaukme, Mogok, and Momeik. In response, the TNLA firmly refused and stated that it would maintain its hold over these areas and defend them accordingly.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Two Military Officers Captured on Nyaung-U – Chaung Road: Lt. Col. Nyi Nyi Myo Hswe and Lt. Col. Soe Htut Kyaw
June 6
Radio NUG
Around a week ago, on a section of the Nyaung-U – Chaung road in Nyaung-U Township, members of the local People’s Defense Force (PDF), while conducting a routine security checkpoint, captured two junta military officers traveling in a private vehicle from Naypyidaw toward Chaung and Yenaungchaung.
The detainees were identified as Lt. Col. Nyi Nyi Myo Hswe and Lt. Col. Soe Htut Kyaw of the junta forces. According to the Nyaung-U Township PDF (Pa-Ka-Phat), the arrest was carried out by the Western Zone unit of the Nyaung-U Pa-Ka-Phat under the Bagan–Bocho unit.
The detained officers have since been handed over to the Nyaung-U District PDF (District Pa-Ka-Phat) for further legal proceedings under the Military Penal Code. The District Pa-Ka-Phat will subsequently transfer the case to the relevant ministry.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Three Junta Soldiers Killed and One PDF Supporter Killed During Ambush on Junta-Pyusawhti Convoy on Shwebo–Mandalay Road
June 6
Radio NUG
At around 4:15 p.m. on June 6, resistance forces launched an ambush on a convoy of approximately 100 combined troops from the junta military and Pyusawhti militia on the southern outskirts of Shwebo, along the Shwebo–Mandalay highway.
The operation was carried out jointly by the Shwebo Township Defense Team (PDO), District 5 PDF, local village defense units, the PDF unit from Depayin Township, Shwebo District Battalion 26, and Battalion 23.
The battle lasted approximately one and a half hours. According to the Shwebo Township People’s Defense Force, three junta soldiers were confirmed killed and many others were injured.
During the clash, one civilian logistics supporter for the resistance forces was killed by heavy weapons fire. One member of a village defense unit sustained minor injuries, and two other resistance fighters also suffered non-life-threatening wounds.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. SAC Troops Shelled in Dawei’s Kasan Tagon Fish Market – 11 Killed Including Tactical Commander
June 6
Radio NUG
On May 30, Friday at approximately 6:57 PM, a combined force of the Special Guerrilla Force and the Star of the Sea Force launched a targeted attack against junta troops stationed and seated near Kasan Tagon Fish Market on Kanna Road in Kyetsa Pyin, Dawei Township, who were providing artillery support for frontline operations. The attack was based on prior intelligence received by the resistance forces.
As a result of the ambush, 11 junta personnel, including a tactical commander, were killed, and many others were injured. No casualties were reported among the resistance fighters.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Three SAC Soldiers, Including Officer, Killed in Ambush by Zo Army in Tamu
June 6
Radio NUG
In Tamu Township, Sagaing Region, members of the Zo Army (ZA) launched an ambush using locally fabricated weapons against a patrolling unit of the terrorist junta forces.
According to a statement released by the Zo Army, three junta soldiers, including a commissioned officer, were killed in the operation.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 6. Three Civilians Killed in Junta Airstrike on Nyaung Kan Village, Saw Township
June 6
Radio NUG
On June 5, at approximately 1:58 PM, a Mig-29 jet fighter from the Meiktila-Shante Air Base carried out an airstrike on Nyaung Kan Village, Saw Township, without any ongoing combat taking place in the area, according to reports from the frontline media outlet Yaw Alin Tan.
The indiscriminate aerial attack, which occurred in the absence of armed engagement, killed three innocent civilians on the spot and wounded around six others.
The terrorist junta has frequently launched airstrikes across the Yaw Region even when no fighting is taking place. As such, civilians are strongly advised to remain vigilant and to build protective bunkers capable of withstanding aerial assaults.
These military updates were reported by Khur Shel, a correspondent for Radio NUG.
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