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Hpa-An Locals Stock Up on Supplies Amidst Speculation of Urban Fighting

A local, who is personally accumulating rice and dry food, mentioned that widespread rumors about KNLA’s intent to secure full control of Hpa-An by the end of December have prompted Hpa-An residents to amass such provisions in anticipation. “We’ve heard about KNLA’s plans to take over Hpa-An by the end of December. We’re uncertain whether it’s just rumors or a…

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Junta Battalion 97 Shelling, Kills Grandfather and Grandson in Kawkareik Township

“It occurred at 10:30 p.m. All four people were affected. 75-year-old U Tun Yin (aka U Kalar) and his grandson Pyo Min Khant, 17, were killed There were so many artillery shells that no one dared to look. They are still firing now,” shared a resident with KIC, requesting anonymity. Despite assertions on social media platforms by military supporters suggesting…

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Military Council Troops Looting Spree of Among Houses Temporarily Vacated in Hpapun, Karen State

Owing to their lack of access to education and healthcare, as well as obstacles in securing essential food items exacerbated by transportation difficulties in the area, individuals who have either internally migrated or ventured abroad, find themselves compelled to leave their residences securely locked. A resident from Hpapun reported that Military Council troops are actively destroying the locks to such…

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Tanintharyi Region Witnesses Over 10000 Increase in Displaced Population Within One Month

Prior to October, Tanintharyi Region recorded over 45000 war-displaced individuals. Following the clashes in October, this figure surged to 55000. “Some daring displaced people took risks and returned home after the fighting subsided. However, the overall number of war-displaced individuals is increasing month by month. The extended period of displacement is a concern. With almost all land routes blocked by…

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Kawkareik Residents Fear Being Trapped in War-zone Town Myawaddy Karen State

BNI has already reported that many coup- regime supporters and military families have already fled Myawaddy township fearing an imminent offensive from revolutionary forces. This fear has been fueled by the sweeping gains of the Three Brotherhood Alliance in capturing a series of army outposts, military bases and police stations in northern Shan State in the 1027 offensive. The Karen…

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Karen Human Rights Reports Increasing Cases of “Disappeared” while in Custody Southeastern Myanmar

KHRG’s report, titled “The crime of enforced disappearance and its impacts on the rural communities of Southeast Burma since the 2021 coup” highlights the testimonies of victims and their families affected by forced disappearances in Karen State, underscoring the negative effects within the community. “Forced disappearances of the local population are categorized into two parts. First: individuals from the local…

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Fear of Revolutionary Offensive Triggers exodus from Myawaddy Township as Junta families and supporters evacuate. Locals are Stockpiling Food Supplies

Rumours started circulating in Myawaddy on November 8th, causing a significant commotion within the networks of the regime’s supporters. In recent days, there have been clashes between the Military Council and joint forces led by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) in various areas, including New Asia Road, Kawkareik, Koetaing, and Kyondoe. On the evening of November 7th, a drone…

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Junta Administrative Operations Shut Down by Resistance Forces in

Last week, the KNU’s armed wing, the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), along with allied forces, conducted a coordinated operation that targeted the police station, immigration office, forestry office, general administration office, and fire department under the control of the Military Council in Kyainseikgyi. As a result of this operation, all administrative functions of the Military Council in the township…

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After Junta’s Troop Withdrawal from Nyaunglebin District, KNU Warns Villagers of Threat from Landmines Planted by the Military Council Karen State

Landmines, including anti-vehicle explosives causing significant harm within a 5-meter radius upon activation, were deployed by junta troops in the KNU 3rd Brigade area ,during their operations in villages like Talaingkhin, Nanza, Thamininnkone, Kywetalin in Kyaukkyi Township, and Thitchaseik, Kyaungpyar, Yan Myo Aung, Naungkone, Ngahtwaysoke in Mone Township, as reported by certain KNU administrative and military sources to KIC. The…

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Junta’s Border Guard Force Step Up Security in Myawaddy Township

There is unease that if raids and shootings similar to those at Chinese casinos in northern Shan State occur, both the town’s residents and Myanmar casino workers could be at risk of injury and arrest. A resident of Myawaddy voiced concerns about the apprehension felt by the township’s residents regarding the potential for conflicts within the area. A resident residing…

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