On 3 July 2025, the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) and its allies launched an offensive against Wawlay TOC, which is in Myawaddy’s Township’s Wawlay Town, on the border with Thailand,. Since then residents of Wawlay Town and the surrounding areas have been fleeing across the Wa Le River into Thailand. Currently about 1,000 of them are sheltering in Thailand.…
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18 of the women were killed by airstrikes, 11 were killed by artillery fire, two by gunfire, two by landmines and one was arbitrarily killed. Four of the killed were minors under the age of 18. Of the 34 killed women, seven were killed in Sagaing Region; five each were killed in Mandalay Region, Shan State, and Karen State; four…
Read More »On 8 July 2025, a column of junta soldiers from Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) 545 based in Kyondoe Town and another column from the Military Operations Command 12 (MOC 12) base near to Kawkareik Town simultaneously began advancing along the section of highway towards each other under the cover of heavy artillery fire. A frontline resistance force said: “Since around…
Read More »On 14 June the column of about 80 junta soldiers started moving through the villages south of Launglon Town. After about a week they stationed themselves in Kanyonkyun Village. 40 to 50 villagers, many of whom were elderly, who had not managed to flee in advance of the junta column remained in the village. The junta soldiers forced the residents…
Read More »In recent months there had been fighting between the junta and resistance forces at the Letkattaung military base near Launglon Town. Following the fighting, the junta dispatched a column of about 80 soldiers from the Tanintharyi Region capital, Dawei City, to Launglon Township. Then, on 14 June 2025, the junta column started moving through the villages south of Launglon Town,…
Read More »On 15 June 2025, the junta convoy was travelling towards Leiktho along the road from Taungoo City in Bago Region to Leiktho Town in Karen State when they reached Ahlelchaung (lower) Village, not far from Leiktho Town. There, the soldiers set fire to two houses at a road intersection. Junta soldiers based in Ahlelchaung (lower) Village and the Leiktho Town-based…
Read More »The airstrike hit a house that the school was being run in at 2:00 pm on 9 June and killed a teacher, two children and the owner of the house, according to a witness from the village. He said to KIC: “The village doesn’t have a junta-run school, so the community was really worried the children would miss out on…
Read More »According to officials at Mae La Camp, their preliminary findings indicate that the food poisoning was caused by snacks ordered online and then sold by shops in the camp. The food poisoning victims ranged in age from a seven-month-old baby to a 30-year-old, with some of the affected children experiencing severe symptoms, according to Saw Sunday, the secretary of the…
Read More »Since 1 June 2025, the junta authorities, under orders from the Illegal Trade Eradication Steering Committee, have been cracking down on unregistered vehicles in several states and regions, including Mon State. This followed an order made by coup leader Min Aung Hlaing to crack down on unregistered vehicles made at a meeting in Naypyidaw on 20 May. Junta officials have…
Read More »The junta holds the road but Thandaunggyi Township and the area of Bago Region between the border with Karen State and Taungoo Town is currently under the mixed control of the junta and the Karen National Union’s (KNU) Brigade 2. Since 1 May 2025, KNU Brigade 2 has banned all travel on the road between the towns of Leiktho and…
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