Myanmar Military News Updates – Aug 15, 2025 Evening
π©π© 1. PHN (Kalay) Strongly Condemns the Military Junta’s 7th Airstrike on Northern Kalaymyo Station Hospital
August 15
On August 11, 2025, at 8:21 p.m., the terrorist military council carried out an airstrike on the "Station Hospital – Northern Kalaymyo" of the People’s Healthcare Network (Kalay) in the northern part of Kalay Township, Sagaing Region, where public healthcare services are being provided.
The military junta has been conducting repeated airstrikes on hospitals and clinics operated by PHN (Kalay) that are providing healthcare to civilians. This latest attack marks the 7th airstrike on such facilities.
PHN (Kalay) strongly condemns these inhumane, deliberate attacks on civilian targets by the terrorist military council, calling them atrocious and despicable acts. They also announced their commitment to continue working alongside the people until the Spring Revolution’s final battle is won.
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π©π© 2. Bomb Attack on Hlaingtharyar Ward-14 Office During Illegal Election Meeting
August 15
Urban revolutionary groups reported that the ward administration office of Ward 14, Hlaingtharyar Township, Yangon Region, was attacked with mines while a meeting for the junta’s illegal election was underway.
On the night of August 14, around 10:00 p.m., soldiers providing security for the meeting of the administrative team were attacked with high-powered mines.
It is reported that both meeting attendees inside the office and security personnel (soldiers and police) outside were injured in the attack.
Local witnesses said that after the explosion, junta forces fired back with guns, and ambulances were later seen arriving at the scene.
This operation was jointly carried out by the Urban Guerrilla Force and the North Okkalapa People’s Defense Force (PDF).
The Urban Guerrilla Force warned that anyone aiding the junta’s sham election — which is aimed at oppressing the people and prolonging Min Aung Hlaing’s rule — is considered an enemy of urban UG forces and will continue to be targeted.
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π©π© 3. Junta Conducts Airstrikes on Mungwi Gyi Area of Mansi Township Held by KIA Without Any Battle
August 15
Local sources reported that the military carried out airstrikes on the Mungwi Gyi area of Mansi Township, Kachin State, which is under the control of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), without any active battle taking place.
Around midnight yesterday, junta fighter jets dropped bombs four consecutive times, causing civilian casualties. The exact number of deaths and details of the damage are still unknown.
The bombing locations were said to be the site of a former military base in Kaungkhan and the area near Hoton Village in the Mungwi Gyi area, according to local sources.
It is also reported that the targeted sites had no ongoing clashes or military activity at the time.
Mansi Township has been under KIA control since January of this year, according to military records.
The terrorist junta has been carrying out continuous airstrikes on territories held by revolutionary forces as a form of pressure. On the morning of August 15, they also conducted air raids on Bhamo town.
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π©π© 4. Eastern Mogok bombed again by military jets — 8 civilians killed, 7 injured
August 15
In the eastern part of Mogok, Mandalay Region, the terrorist military forces dropped bombs from fighter jets again, killing 8 civilians and injuring 7 others, according to an August 15 statement from the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA).
At around 8:30 p.m. on August 14, the military carried out an airstrike on the “Lin Yaung Chi” Monastery in Shwe Ku Ward, eastern Mogok, using a 500-pound bomb.
The explosion killed 8 civilians and injured 7 others, while 7 houses were also damaged by bomb shrapnel.
Local sources report that the monastery targeted in the bombing was sheltering internally displaced persons (IDPs), and that at least 10 people were killed, including infants, young children, and pregnant women.
According to TNLA’s News and Information Department, on August 9 the military had also bombed eastern Mogok with fighter jets, killing a monk and 4 civilians and injuring 2 others.
In this month alone, the terrorist military has conducted airstrikes on Mogok twice, Kyaukme once, and Hsipaw twice — resulting in the deaths of 3 children, 2 monks, 1 woman, and 11 men. Additionally, 1 monk, 5 women, and 14 men were injured, and 26 houses, 1 school, 4 cars, and 3 motorcycles were damaged.
Because of the ongoing airstrikes, resistance forces have warned civilians to maintain constant awareness of military threats and to follow air-raid protection measures to avoid casualties.
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π©π© 5. Local Battalion (1) of Pakokku District holds 2nd graduation ceremony
August 15
On August 4, 2025, in a liberated area under their control within Pakokku District, Magway Region, Local Battalion (1) of Pakokku District held the graduation ceremony for its 2nd training batch.
This batch included participation from five resistance groups that had also joined the first batch — Earthquake People’s Defence Force, Thu Rain (TR), Hunter Pakokku, Six Senses Guerrilla Force, and Justice Revolution Force — as well as two additional groups: Red Fighter and Pakokku Township People’s Defence Force.
A total of 70 male and female comrades from seven resistance groups attended the 2nd training batch of Pakokku District Local Battalion (PDLB-1). The training lasted for 45 days and covered military skills, administrative training, two Codes of Conduct (CoCs), People’s War strategy, and military leadership courses.
This report was sent in by Radio NUG correspondents Ko Khant and Thaki.
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