Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Sep 28, 2025 Evening
📌📌 1. Condolence Messages Sent by IEC, KSCC, and KNA on the Passing of Deputy Union Minister Mar Khu E. Chit Htun
September 28
The Interim Executive Council (IEC), Karenni State Consultative Council (KSCC), and Karenni Nationalities Army (KNA) have sent letters of condolence on the passing of Mar Khu E. Chit Htun, also known as U Chit Htun, who was a Central Committee Member of the Karenni Nationalities People’s Liberation Front (KNPLF) as well as the Deputy Union Minister of the Ministry of Federal Union Affairs under the National Unity Government (NUG).
He passed away on September 25 while serving in his political responsibilities. The Ministry of Federal Union Affairs family also issued a statement expressing deep sorrow and solidarity with his bereaved family.
U Chit Htun, a revolutionary and political comrade, had dutifully carried out military, political, and international relations responsibilities within the KNPLF since 1992. From April 16, 2021, after the coup, he served as Deputy Union Minister of the Ministry of Federal Union Affairs under the NUG, dedicating himself to the federal democratic struggle and the building of a future federal union.
The IEC’s condolence message stated that Mar Khu E. Chit Htun remained committed to the establishment of a Federal Democratic Union until the very last days of his life, while also supporting ethnic unity and youth affairs within Karenni State. For this, his role will be acknowledged and recorded in the history of Karenni State.
According to KSCC records, besides serving in the KNPLF Central Committee’s Political Department, he also led the Youth Affairs Department of the KNPLF and served as Vice Chairperson of the Kayaw Literature and Culture Central Committee, contributing to national responsibilities.
The KNA also acknowledged him as a comrade, ally, and leader who, together with the KNPLF, engaged in the struggles against military dictatorship, for equality of nationalities, and for the emergence of a genuine Federal Union.
Organizations sending condolences affirmed that Mar Khu E. Chit Htun’s steadfast stance and beliefs in building a Federal Democratic Union—the shared goal of all revolutionary forces—would remain on record, and that they would continue striving to carry on the unfinished revolutionary and nation-building tasks.
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📌📌 2. Battalion No. 1011 Holds Basic Military Training Course (Weekly-9) Graduation Ceremony
September 28
Battalion No. 1011 of the People’s Defense Force held the graduation ceremony for its 9th weekly basic military training course in a liberated area, the battalion announced on September 27.
The training included physical fitness exercises, basic military lessons, soldierly discipline, and political awareness education.
The ceremony was attended not only by officials of Battalion No. 1011 (a Pa-O National Defense Force battalion) but also by representatives of allied units, including officials from the Karenni National Defense Force, fellow comrades, and local civilians, who delivered encouragement speeches to the graduating trainees.
Battalion No. 1011, under the People’s Defense Force of the Ministry of Defense of the NUG, declared its commitment to fight against and eradicate the military dictatorship and oppressive regime. It also invited all those who wish to join the revolution to come and fight alongside Battalion No. 1011.
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📌📌 3. Sagaing People’s Defense Network Warns Against Posting Videos of Monywa-Amyint Road Conditions on Social Media
September 28
The Sagaing People’s Defense Network has issued a warning not to record and upload videos of the conditions along the Monywa–Amyint section of the Monywa–Mandalay highway onto social media platforms.
On September 28, the network cautioned that uploading such videos on platforms like Facebook and TikTok, especially regarding the Monywa–Amyint section between Monywa and Chaung-U, effectively amounts to providing intelligence to the military junta.
The Monywa–Amyint Information Team also stated that people may unknowingly be serving as informants to the military by sharing these videos online.
Therefore, the Monywa–Amyint Information Team has appealed to the public not to upload such videos onto social media.
This news was reported by Radio NUG correspondent Ko Khant.
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