Myanmar Military News Updates – Sep 01, 2025 Evening
🚩🚩 1. Myanmar Army Brutally Murders Two IDPs in Kantbalu and Burns Refugee Shelters
September 1
The Kyunhla-Kantbalu Activist Group reported today (September 1) that junta troops in Kantbalu Township, Sagaing Region, brutally murdered two internally displaced persons (a husband and wife) and set fire to refugee shelters.
According to the statement, at 8:30 AM on August 31, soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee militias from the Kyat Thin base camp launched an operation toward Ponna Gyi village, during which they carried out a drone attack, dropping four bombs on U Kin Kyi and Nyo Kone villages.
The column of about 100 soldiers then encountered 45-year-old U Zaw Myo Hlaing and his 44-year-old wife Daw Ma Ma Thin, who had fled from Ponna Gyi due to earlier raids. The couple was shot and killed on the spot, and four makeshift IDP shelters were torched and destroyed.
When the column reached the eastern side of Ponna Gyi village around 10:00 AM, they were ambushed by members of Kantbalu District Battalion 2 together with local defense forces. At least seven junta soldiers were seriously wounded in the clash.
Reports indicate that five of the injured were carried away on ox-carts, while the remaining two were evacuated on stretchers.
The firefight lasted about one and a half hours. Facing heavy resistance and casualties, the junta troops retreated back to Kyat Thin base camp at around 11:30 AM, according to the Kyunhla-Kantbalu Activist Group.
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🚩🚩 2. ABSDF Holds Handover Ceremony for Funds Raised at the 27th Nagoya Thingyan Festival, Along with Discussion on Current Political Situation
September 1
The All Burma Students’ Democratic Front (ABSDF) announced that it held an online ceremony on August 31 to hand over donations raised during the 27th Nagoya Thingyan Festival and to engage in an exchange of views on Myanmar’s current political situation.
The event was opened with speeches from Sayadaw Ashin Thawara, ABSDF Chairperson Comrade Than Khae, Vice-Chairperson Comrade Lae Sein, General Secretary Comrade San Ni, and Ko Aung Aye Win, a member of the Nagoya Thingyan Organizing Committee.
Also in attendance were members of the Nagoya Thingyan Festival Committee, ABSDF Central Executive Committee members, Central Committee members, military commanders, and other responsible personnel.
During the discussions, participants openly shared perspectives on ABSDF’s political and military activities, as well as the current battlefield situation in Myanmar.
ABSDF expressed its appreciation to the Nagoya Thingyan Festival Committee and revolutionary brothers and sisters for their continued support, which enables ABSDF to implement its future programs.
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🚩🚩 3. MSRF Reports Over 229 Junta Soldiers Killed and at Least 57 Injured in First Eight Months of 2024
September 1
The Mon State Revolutionary Force (MSRF) announced that in the first eight months of 2024, they successfully killed no fewer than 229 junta soldiers and injured at least 57 others.
This information was included in MSRF’s third-year operational report, released on September 1, marking the third anniversary of MSRF’s armed struggle.
According to the report, between January and August 2024, MSRF operations confirmed at least 229 junta fatalities and 57 injuries.
Over the past three years, MSRF has expanded operations across Mudon, Thanbyuzayat, and Ye townships of Mon State, as well as Yebyu, Kaleinaung, and Thayetchaung townships in Tanintharyi Region, working in coordination with allied revolutionary forces.
Since March 2024, MSRF has also established control over parts of Union Highway 8, particularly the stretch from Thanbyuzayat–Ye–Dawei, tightening strategic pressure on the junta.
The report noted that on December 15, 2023, MSRF accepted the political leadership of the Mon State Federal Council (MSFC) and has since expanded military activities under its Defense Department.
On July 14, 2023, MSRF formally entered into battlefield cooperation with People’s Defense Force – Operation Command 1 and Strategy 33, eventually consolidating into the “Brotherhood Joint Force” by August 27, 2024.
The Brotherhood Force declared its commitment to fight until the fall of the military dictatorship and any form of authoritarian rule, vowing to continue until the establishment of a genuine Federal Democratic Union.
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🚩🚩 4. Revolutionary Fighter Killed During Attack on Military Column from Pakokku (101)
September 1
A revolutionary fighter has fallen during an attack on a military column advancing from Pakokku (101).
According to the 14th Battalion, Pakokku District, revolutionary fighter Comrade Flash sacrificed his life for the country and its people on August 25 at 3:20 PM, after engaging in more than three months of fighting against a junta column deployed from Pakokku (101).
The report noted that the junta’s military columns, including those under the so-called “military commission,” have been conducting operations in various towns in an attempt to reassert territorial control for their sham election plans.
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🚩🚩 5. Over 7,000 Civilians Killed by Junta and Its Militias; More Than 2,000 Killed After Arrests
September 1
More than 7,000 civilians have been killed as a result of the junta and its affiliated militias, including over 2,000 who were executed after being arrested, according to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) in a statement released today.
From the time of the junta’s coup until August 31, 2025, records compiled and verified by AAPP show that 7,159 people have been killed, including 2,171 who were executed following arrest.
In addition, there are around 3,900 more cases still requiring confirmation and verification.
As of now, there are 22,356 political prisoners who remain in detention under the junta’s custody.
This report was filed by Radio NUG correspondents Ko Khant and Tharki.
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