Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Sep 07, 2025 Evening
๐๐ 1. Acting President Duwa Lashi La urges unwavering perseverance in the Spring Revolution despite current hardships and obstacles, to march collectively until the revolution’s goals are achieved
September 7
The Acting President of the National Unity Government (NUG), Duwa Lashi La, has called on the people to persevere without wavering and to march together until the objectives of the revolution are achieved, despite the current hardships and obstacles faced by the Spring Revolution.
He made this statement today, September 7, on the occasion of the 4th anniversary of the declaration of the People’s Defensive War.
The Acting President stated that the oppressive machinery unleashed by the 2021 military coup has become unbearable for the people, forcing every individual’s life and body to be sacrificed for the prolongation of the military dictatorship’s rule.
He further encouraged the people to continue marching forward and fighting without compromise until the revolution’s goals are achieved, so that the immense sacrifices already made will bear meaningful results.
He explained that it has been clearly witnessed by all of us that the military dictators have no hesitation in trampling upon the lives, homes, and possessions of the people in order to perpetuate their rule.
He recalled that such acts of oppression were also experienced in the ethnic mountain regions even before the 2021 coup, and at present, both the mountain areas and the central plains alike are suffering under the oppressive machinery of the dictatorship. As a result, the people exercised their right to self-defense and began the resistance.
The ongoing People’s Defensive War is a great revolutionary wave, uniting the mountains and plains to resist the dictatorship both militarily and politically. Because the entire ethnic populace and ethnic revolutionary organizations have joined together in solidarity, the terrorist army has faced military defeats unprecedented in its history.
The Acting President also pointed out that regional countries, prioritizing their own interests, have been providing the terrorist army with military technology and assistance. He appealed earnestly to neighboring countries not to push Myanmar’s ethnic peoples into a hopeless situation.
He further noted that the terrorist junta leaders are not only striving to secure military assistance from neighboring countries, but also attempting to manipulate domestic politics by staging a sham election to deceive the people.
This sham election, he warned, is not a solution for peace but only fuel for prolonging the civil war. Therefore, he urged regional countries to turn their gaze not to the faces of the dictators, but to the people of Myanmar as a whole, and to support the emergence of a federal democracy, which is the roadmap for Myanmar’s future. The Acting President also called on both neighboring countries and the international community to join hands in this effort.
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๐๐ 2. Civilian grievances in Kanbalu District can be reported, says Infantry Battalion No. 1 of Kanbalu District
September 7
Infantry Battalion No. 1, based in Hummalin Township and operating under Kanbalu District, Sagaing Region, announced today, September 7, that civilians residing in Kanbalu District may file complaints if they suffer harm or grievances.
An officer from the battalion stated that the unit will accept civilian complaints within the areas under its protection and security responsibility.
The announcement said civilians can report to the battalion’s Intelligence Officer (IO) any injustices suffered, abuses of authority, or oppression within the battalion’s area of control.
The IO will systematically assess the credibility of the reports, regardless of personal bias, and the battalion guarantees the safety of complainants.
It was explained that any wrongdoing, whether ongoing or already committed, can be reported with clear and accurate evidence, and that there is no need for fear. The battalion affirmed its firm stand with the people.
As members of the People’s Defense Forces, the unit stated it not only attacks enemies but also provides full protection and security services to civilians in its controlled areas.
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๐๐ 3. Funds from Phyu Phyu Kyaw Thein’s Sydney concert used to provide rice and roofing materials for war refugees in Rakhine State
September 7
Phyu Phyu in Australia announced today, September 7, that proceeds from Phyu Phyu Kyaw Thein’s concert held in Sydney, Australia, this past April, were used to provide rice and roofing materials for war refugees in Rakhine State.
In mid-July, the Phyu Phyu in Australia Tour donated over 10 million kyat to the Humanitarian and Development Cooperation Office (HDCO), earmarked for assistance. From this, over 8 million kyat was distributed to support war-affected people in Kyaukphyu, Pauktaw, Ann, and Ramree Townships.
According to HDCO’s September 6 statement, the aid reached 41 villages, 548 households, and 4,334 individuals in those four townships. The distributions included 1,576.16 sacks of rice, 4,850 corrugated iron sheets or palm thatch, 570 bamboo poles, 2 tarpaulins, and 16 mats.
HDCO confirmed that aid valued at over 8.2 million kyat has already been provided, with further assistance planned.
Expressing gratitude, HDCO stated that in a time when civilians face immense hardships, Phyu Phyu in Australia demonstrated compassion and solidarity by donating for the welfare of the people.
This news was reported by Radio NUG’s correspondent Ko Khant.
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