Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Aug 01, 2025 Morning
ππ 1. "Only by Removing the Military Junta by Any Means Can a Just and Peaceful Future Union of Myanmar Emerge," Says Acting President
July 31
Radio NUG
“Only if the military junta is removed by any means—whether through political or military means—can the future Union of Myanmar that is just and peaceful truly emerge,” said Acting President Duwa Lashi La during the National Unity Government’s Cabinet Meeting 19/2025 held on July 31.
He stated,
“Whether by political means or by military means, only by removing the military junta can we realize the just and peaceful future Union of Myanmar that we all aspire to. That is not only our collective desire but also the will of the people. Because this is the ultimate path we must walk, certain reforms will be necessary in some areas. As we undertake these reforms, we must all remain steadfast as true revolutionaries—those who selflessly dedicate themselves to building the future of our fellow citizens—and carry on with great conviction in our hearts.
Up to now, I believe the ministers have carried out their duties commendably, but we must continue striving for even better outcomes.”
The meeting was attended by Acting President Duwa Lashi La, Prime Minister Mann Win Khaing Than, Union Ministers, and Deputy Ministers.
Likewise, Prime Minister Mann Win Khaing Than remarked:
“Some ministers have now been able to travel to regions such as Sagaing and Magway, which allows them to gain a better understanding of the ground realities. I believe this will enable us to manage the revolution more effectively and with greater impact.
However, when we speak of ground realities, this does not refer solely to Sagaing and Magway. We must also focus more on the territories under our control, and we must not overlook other crucial regions such as Bago, Tanintharyi, and Ayeyarwady.”
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ππ 2. CRPH and KPICT Meet to Discuss Military and Political Strategies for a Successful Revolution
July 31
Radio NUG
The Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) and the Kachin Political Interim Coordination Team (KPICT) held a meeting to discuss military and political matters necessary for ensuring the success of the revolution.
The meeting was convened via video conference at 8:00 AM on July 31, 2025.
The session opened with welcome remarks by CRPH Chair U Aung Kyi Nyunt and the Chair of KPICT. Following that, CRPH member Daw Phyu Phyu Thin presented a briefing on the activities undertaken by the CRPH during the year 2025. KPICT representatives also discussed the group’s ongoing and future initiatives.
Attendees then engaged in mutual discussions regarding strategies to enhance collaboration in both military and political areas essential for the success of the revolution. They also explored frameworks for continued coordination in the future.
Participants included CRPH’s chairperson, secretaries, and members, as well as the KPICT’s chairperson and responsible representatives.
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ππ 3. Mandalay Region Revolutionary Forces Discuss Interim Political Affairs and Next Steps
July 31
Radio NUG
On July 31, a meeting was held via Zoom among various revolutionary forces active in the Mandalay Region to discuss interim political affairs and forward-looking strategies.
The session began with discussions on the current status of interim political processes in the Mandalay Region and the next steps to be taken. This was followed by a review of activities conducted by the Mandalay Region Hluttaw Committee, and exchanges on topics related to humanitarian work, the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM), and the education sector.
Participants also shared updates and perspectives on the current political and revolutionary developments.
Furthermore, in order to broaden and strengthen unity among all revolutionary forces in Mandalay and to drive the revolution forward with renewed momentum, collaborative strategies and joint efforts were extensively discussed.
Participants included the Committee Representing Mandalay Region Hluttaw (CRMH), elected people’s representatives from Mandalay, political party members, members of public protest and grassroots movements, student and youth unions, women’s groups, CDM networks, civil society organizations, activists, and officials from local public administration and defense sectors in Mandalay—totalling approximately 46 attendees from a diverse range of sectors within the revolutionary movement.
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ππ 4. Earthquake of Magnitude 4.9 Strikes North of Gangaw
July 31
Radio NUG
According to an official statement from the NUG, on July 31, 2025, at approximately 8:56 PM Myanmar Standard Time, an earthquake with a magnitude of 4.9 on the Richter scale occurred. The epicenter was located 125 kilometers beneath the earth’s surface, to the north of Gangaw Town, Magway Region.
The public has been advised to stay informed and to act in accordance with recommended precautions and safety guidelines in order to minimize loss and damage resulting from earthquake-related risks.
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ππ 5. Voluntary Teachers Invited for 2025–2026 Academic Year
July 31
Radio NUG
The Department of Basic Education under the Karenni National Education Committee has announced a call for voluntary teachers for the 2025–2026 academic year. According to the notice issued on July 30, genuinely interested individuals are invited to apply in line with the stated criteria.
Applicants must have completed at least middle school and should be willing to serve in any location and at any school as assigned.
Applications can be submitted by filling out the designated Google Form, and the deadline for submission is August 15.
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ππ 6. Campaign to Collect 8,888 Signatures Addressed to the South Korean Government in Support of Myanmar Democracy
July 31
Radio NUG
In a campaign urging the government of the Republic of Korea to support the restoration of democracy and societal well-being in Myanmar, organizers have set a target of collecting 8,888 signatures. The initiative commemorates the 37th anniversary of the 1988 Myanmar pro-democracy uprising, widely known as the “8888 Uprising.” This was announced by the Myanmar Federal Democratic Movement Coalition (MFDMC).
The signature campaign is jointly led by the Committee Against Military Dictatorship (South Korea), Myanmar Federal Democratic Movement Coalition (MFDMC), KOCO (Korea Solidarity for Overseas Community - ν΄μΈμ£Όλ―Όμ΄λμ°λ), and the Suwon Migrants Center.
The online signature drive is accessible to all and easy to participate in. The collected signatures will accompany an official petition letter containing seven demands, which will be formally submitted to the South Korean government at a press briefing in front of the presidential office in Seoul on August 8.
The demands include:
- Practical support from the South Korean government for Myanmar’s democratic struggle,
- Non-recognition of the junta’s sham elections,
- Enhanced assistance for Myanmar people's pro-democracy efforts,
- And increased humanitarian aid grounded in solidarity and compassion.
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ππ 7. Actor Daung to Meet Fans in Three Major Australian Cities
July 31
Radio NUG
It has been announced that popular actor Daung will visit three major cities in Australia to meet with fans.
According to the “Daung's Ausi Tour” page,
“On September 7, 2025, we’ll spend a night surrounded by Daung’s melodies in the heart of Melbourne. For those who love Daung, this promises to be an unforgettable night to create special memories together. We’d also love to hear your words of excitement and anticipation. More details about the event and ticket sales will be announced soon.”
Actor Daung’s tour dates and locations are as follows:
- Melbourne – September 7
- Sydney – September 13
- Brisbane – September 20
These reports were compiled and submitted by Radio NUG correspondents Tharki, Khur Shel, and Pade Pho.
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