Myanmar Military News Updates – Jul 04, 2025 Evening
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Chin Council Urges Immediate Halt to Military Preparations and Avoidance of Armed Conflict Between Chin Ethnic Groups
July 4
The Chinland Council has issued a call for the immediate suspension of all military mobilizations and for restraint in order to prevent armed conflict among Chin ethnic groups.
This appeal came through a statement released on the evening of July 3, following clashes between the Chin Defence Force (CDF-Hualngoram) and the Chin National Defence Force (CNDF).
The Chinland Council urged leaders from both sides to avoid igniting large-scale, irreparable military conflict between Chin brethren, and called on both forces to mutually recognize territorial boundaries, halt military build-ups, and return to their respective bases.
According to the statement, the Chinland Council is working to advance the elimination of military dictatorship, the unity of the entire Chin nation, and the realization of the full right to self-determination and autonomous governance for Chin Indigenous people, through a balanced military and political strategy.
The Council noted that this is a sensitive period aimed at reconciling current internal divisions and facilitating the emergence of the Chin National Council, which would represent all Chin people.
It stated that the ongoing fighting began because CNO/CNDF forces launched an offensive into the territory of Hualngoram People’s Organization, a member of the Chinland Council.
Such military action, the Council emphasized, undermines the efforts toward Chin national unity and state-building, and may jeopardize the process of establishing the Chin National Council.
Given that CDF-Hualngoram and CNDF both share the common objective of resisting the military dictatorship, the Chin Brotherhood Network also urged them to meet, negotiate, and resolve the issue peacefully.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Two Political Prisoners Re-Arrested at Thayarwaddy Prison After Conditional Release
July 4
According to the Political Prisoners Network - Myanmar (PPNM), some unlawfully detained political prisoners were conditionally released on July 1 from various prisons across the country.
Among them, four political prisoners were released from Thayarwaddy Prison. However, two of them—U Htun Htun Aung (a legal defense lawyer and former MP) and Ko Naing Lin Tun—were immediately re-arrested inside the prison compound upon their release.
Currently, the two re-arrested political prisoners are reportedly being held at Thayarwaddy Town Police Station.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Public Support Delivers Initial Supply of Bulletproof Vests, Helmets, and Equipment to Nwar Htoe Gyi Township PDF
July 4
The People’s Defense Force in Nwar Htoe Gyi Township announced on July 4 that, thanks to contributions from the public, they have received an initial batch of equipment, including bulletproof vests, helmets, and other essential gear.
The PDF issued the following statement:
“With deep respect, we share that we have now received equipment through the contributions of our revolutionary parents—the people.
All of us involved in this resistance, in our own ways and without being pushed by anyone, are simply driven by a clear belief:
We loathe the military tyrants who have unlawfully seized the people's power by force, and we want to reclaim our future.
We willingly endure hardship to ensure that the future of our next generation is bright and dignified.
Everyone is participating out of personal conviction, without coercion or influence.”
The force also expressed gratitude to the public and encouraged continued participation and support.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Mae Sai Creek in Tachileik Rises Two Inches Above the Danger Level
July 4
In Tachileik, a town in Shan State, the water level of Mae Sai Creek has risen approximately two inches above the danger threshold as of this morning, according to reports.
Measurements taken at 9:00 a.m. on July 4 indicate that Mae Sai Creek has exceeded the town’s designated danger level by about two inches, and it is projected that the water level may continue rising over the next 12 hours.
In response, local community support organizations have issued public warnings, advising residents living along the creek to remain alert and exercise caution.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Tickets Now Available for What happened to the wolf? Film Screenings in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Mae Sot
July 4
Tickets are now available for the Thai screenings of the film What happened to the wolf?, which will be shown in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Mae Sot, according to organizers.
The first three Thai screenings are scheduled to take place on July 19 at 6:00 p.m., and tickets can be purchased through the What happened to the wolf? official page.
The film, What happened to the wolf?, is directed by Nandar and stars Paing Phyo Thu and Eaindra Kyaw Zin.
These reports were submitted by Tharki and Ko Khant, correspondents for Radio NUG.
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