Myanmar Military News Updates – Oct 30, 2025 Morning
๐ฉ๐ฉ 1. Ceasefire Agreement Between Military Commission Forces and TNLA; TNLA Troops to Withdraw from Mogok and Moemeik, While MDY PDF and Mogok Strategic Command Announce Continued Defense of Liberated Territories
The Palaung State Liberation Front/Ta’ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA) announced on October 29 that a ceasefire agreement had been signed between the Military Commission forces and TNLA, mediated by the Chinese Special Envoy.
According to the statement, the ceasefire agreement was reached during the 9th round of talks held in Kumein City from October 27 to 28 between a delegation led by TNLA’s Deputy Commander-in-Chief Tar Jote Jar and another delegation led by Deputy Commander-in-Chief Ko Ko Oo from the National Solidarity and Peace Negotiation Committee (NSPNC).
Starting from October 29, both sides agreed to halt all armed engagements at their respective positions. Under the agreement, TNLA forces will withdraw from Mogok and Moemeik Townships within the specified period, while the Myanmar military agreed to cease all aerial bombings and ground offensives in the Ta-ang region.
Meanwhile, the People’s Defense Force (Mandalay) — MDY PDF — announced its firm commitment to continue defending and safeguarding the territories under its control in cooperation with allied revolutionary forces, pledging to exert all possible strength and intelligence to protect them.
MDY PDF operates under the command of the Ministry of Defense of the National Unity Government (NUG) and has been active since June 2024. During the Shan-Mong military operation, it captured and took control of several areas in the Mandalay Region, including Thabeikkyin, Singu, and Madaya.
Similarly, the Mogok Strategic Command, which comprises PDF battalions based in and around Mogok, declared that regardless of challenges ahead, they would continue their revolutionary march and fight on, addressing the people of Mogok who dearly love their city.
Despite the numerous brutalities, oppression, and atrocities committed by the terrorist military regime, the revolutionary forces based in Mogok reaffirmed their unwavering determination to keep advancing in the revolution until complete victory is achieved.
During the time when revolutionary forces seized control of Mogok, local revolutionary groups such as MDY PDF, Mogok Strategic Command, TRI Strategic Command, BPLA, and PLA joined forces with TNLA in coordinated offensives against Military Commission camps in the area.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 2. Five-Year-Old Child Killed and Two Civilians Seriously Injured by Junta Shelling in Pauktaw Township
In Taung Nyo Village, Pauktaw Township, Rakhine State, artillery fire by junta troops stationed in Sittwe City killed a five-year-old child and seriously injured two civilians, according to APM News Agency.
Around 2:00 p.m. on October 29, junta forces based in Sittwe fired at least five artillery shells toward the Pauktaw Township area. One shell struck Taung Nyo Village, hitting a young child in the head, killing her instantly.
The deceased was identified as Ma Zing Cho Ei (age 5), daughter of U Nay Zaw Tun from Taung Nyo Village. The two injured victims were her father, U Nay Zaw Tun (age 30), and another villager, U Maung Sein Win (age 66).
Reports indicate that U Nay Zaw Tun sustained severe injuries to his left arm, while U Maung Sein Win suffered serious wounds on both legs. Both victims are currently receiving emergency medical treatment.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 3. Fierce Clashes Between Junta Forces and Chin Defense Force (CDF) Near Thoingin Village, Tedim Township; Airstrikes Carried Out on Thoingin
Fierce fighting erupted near Thoingin Village in Siyin Area, Tedim Township, Chin State, as junta troops—numbering over a hundred—advanced in two separate columns to encircle the area, according to local reports.
The clashes began around 2:30 p.m. on October 29, when junta forces launched coordinated assaults with approximately 200 troops advancing from the Mualpi direction and another 200 troops from Tedim toward Thoingin.
Additionally, around 11:30 p.m. on October 28, junta forces carried out an aerial bombing raid on Thoingin Village, dropping two 500-pound bombs, which injured one civilian woman and destroyed several houses.
Due to ongoing clashes, the Chin Defense Force–CDM Siyin announced that motorcycle routes between Kalay and Tedim have been temporarily closed since October 27.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 4. Clash Erupts in Sartaung Township as Terrorist Junta Column Burns Villages; Two Soldiers Killed
The Sartaung Moe Kywe PDF reported that around 3:00 p.m. on October 27, a junta military column conducted an airstrike with two helicopters originating from Namkham, targeting Thein Chaung Village in the northern part of Sartaung Township, Sagaing Region.
In addition to the airstrike, junta forces also set fire to and destroyed houses in Ku Gyi Kone Village, according to local sources.
Following the aerial assault, a column of approximately 150 junta troops, including soldiers, police, and Pyu Saw Htee militia, advanced into the area. The Sartaung Moe Kywe People’s Defense Force (PDF), together with local revolutionary forces, launched a counteroffensive to repel the advance.
During the confrontation, two junta soldiers were killed, and two MA-1 assault rifles were seized, according to reports from the resistance forces.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 5. Three Junta Soldiers Killed in Attack on Military Commission Column Near Dawei; Drone Bomb Strikes on Junta Base in Nyin Htway Village, Yebyu Township
The Dawei National Liberation Army (DNLA) announced that three junta soldiers were killed in an ambush on a Military Commission column traveling near Dawei City in Tanintharyi Region, while separate drone bomb attacks targeted junta troops stationed in Nyin Htway Village, Yebyu Township.
On October 22, a combined force composed of the Duraka Column, Dawn Unit (7), and the Aedinmu Guerrilla Unit under DNLA attacked a junta patrol column returning from road clearance operations near Dawei. The battle lasted around 30 minutes, resulting in three junta soldiers killed and about nine others injured, while all revolutionary fighters successfully withdrew without casualties.
Earlier, on October 20, DNLA’s Duraka Drone Team and DEF Drone Team jointly conducted two drone bombing raids on a temporary junta base in Nyin Htway Village—one at 10:00 a.m. and another at 3:30 p.m.
The attacks reportedly inflicted multiple casualties among junta troops stationed in the area.
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๐ฉ๐ฉ 6. Armed Clash Between Combined Revolutionary Forces and Junta Troops Near Lay Mile Village, Tanintharyi Township
The Myeik District Battalion No. 2 reported that a clash broke out near Lay Mile Village, Tanintharyi Township, between combined revolutionary forces and junta troops occupying a local position.
The fighting began around 2:10 p.m. on October 28, involving joint forces from Myeik District Battalion 2 (Unit 1), Battalion 3 (Unit 2), KNDO Battalion 7 (Unit 3), as well as Pa Ka Pha units from Tanintharyi Township, Myeik District, and Myeik Township.
Reports indicate that one junta officer was among those killed or wounded during the battle. On the revolutionary side, one resistance fighter was killed and another sustained non-critical injuries.
Additionally, junta forces reportedly set fire to several civilian homes and occupied houses in the area following the clash.
Due to rising military tensions in Tanintharyi Township, the combined revolutionary forces have issued a public safety advisory, urging local residents and travelers to remain vigilant and exercise caution while moving through the area.
These reports were compiled and submitted by Radio NUG correspondents Khur Shel and Padeh Phoe.
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