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Kokang army still seeking recruits from Hseni Township, northern Shan State Continuing admin ops & search for local enlistees by the National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) in Hseni Township appear inconsistent w/reports armed group plans to hand back control Myanmar military in 3 months.
https://myanmar-now.org/en/news/kokang-a...han-state/

https://myanmar-now.org/en/news/kokang-a...han-state/

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Over 600 evacuated as Myanmar military fights anti-coup forces. Over the weekend, civilian evacuees piled their belongings onto evacuation convoys to escape fighting between the military and anti-coup guerillas.

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https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/ase...al-myanmar

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Over 600 evacuated as Myanmar military fights anti-coup forces. Over the weekend, civilian evacuees piled their belongings onto evacuation convoys to escape fighting between the military and anti-coup guerillas.

Myanmar has been consumed by a many-sided civil war since the military snatched power in a 2021 coup, leaving more than 3.5 million people displaced, according to UN figures.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/mya...ne-5182921

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Leaked footage and prison logs reveal Aung San Suu Kyi’s life in detention
Exclusive: Video and documents give rare glimpse inside daily life of the imprisoned civilian leader as she nears her 80th birthday.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...-detention

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Leaked footage and prison logs reveal Aung San Suu Kyi’s life in detention
Exclusive: Video and documents give rare glimpse inside daily life of the imprisoned civilian leader as she nears her 80th birthday.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...-detention

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...-detention

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Despite reports of its impending withdrawal from the town of Hseni (Hsenwi), northern Shan State, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) are still recruiting new members from the town’s wards, locals said.

Hseni residents said that officials from the ethnic armed group—which is under pressure from the Chinese government to relinquish control of the town to the Myanmar military—met with them recently and made demands for young civilian men from the town to enlist in their ranks.

“They demanded seven people per ward,” one resident said. “They had also made this demand before, but now there aren’t enough people left. So now they have to go to the town’s residents again to negotiate. The news is that now at least two people must be provided [per ward].” 
MNDAA is still enforcing similar demands in all villages under its control in per ward.
https://myanmar-now.org/en/news/kokang-a...han-state/

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...-detention

YANGON: Myanmar's deposed democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi (pic) marked her 80th birthday in junta detention on Thursday (June 19), serving a raft of sentences set to last the rest of her life. Suu Kyi was the figurehead of Myanmar's decade-long democratic thaw, becoming de facto leader as it opened up from military rule.
https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/ase...junta-jail

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Airbus withdraws investments from Chinese company that sells fighter aircraft to Myanmar military. The aviation giant made the decision after coming under pressure from advocacy groups looking to end the junta’s airstrikes on civilians

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Shan and Kokang forces hold talks to end territorial fighting. The meeting comes amid a series of deadly clashes between the two sides in northern Shan State in recent months

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Myanmar Junta Moves to Seize Sagaing Roads.
Myanmar’s junta has attacked northern Sagaing Township, clashing with resistance groups and displacing thousands of residents. CdFighting broke out near Kyaw Zeya village on Friday morning, blocking the Mandalay-Shwebo road at Sar Taung town and Yonepin Kan village. The military has been reinforcing northern Sagaing Township, adjacent to resistance-held Wetlet Township. On Tuesday, the regime also attacked the area with artillery from Yonepin Kan village near OhnTaw.
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[size=11][size=11][size=11]Resistance troops in northern Sagaing Township in May 2023. / U Pyay (96 Soldiers PDF)[/size][/size][/size]

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Myanmar Junta Moves to Seize Sagaing Roads.
Myanmar’s junta has attacked northern Sagaing Township, clashing with resistance groups and displacing thousands of residents. CdFighting broke out near Kyaw Zeya village on Friday morning, blocking the Mandalay-Shwebo road at Sar Taung town and Yonepin Kan village. The military has been reinforcing northern Sagaing Township, adjacent to resistance-held Wetlet Township. On Tuesday, the regime also attacked the area with artillery from Yonepin Kan village near OhnTaw.
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[size=11][size=11][size=11]Resistance troops in northern Sagaing Township in May 2023. / U Pyay (96 Soldiers PDF)[/size][/size][/size]

https://www.irrawaddy.com/news/war-again...roads.html

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All but three junta border bases eliminated in Dooplaya, Karen fighters claim. The Karen National Union’s Brigade 6, which operates in the territory designated as Dooplaya District by the Karen organisation, is fighting for control of the last few junta outposts in the area outside the towns of Myawaddy and Three Pagodas Pass

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All but three junta border bases is  eliminated in Dooplaya, Karen fighters claim. Karen National Union’s Brigade 6, ops in territory designated as Dooplaya District Karen organisation, is fighting for control of the last few junta outposts in the area outside the towns of Myawaddy Three Pagodas Pass...

https://myanmar-now.org/en/news/all-but-...ers-claim/

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All but three junta border bases eliminated in Dooplaya, Karen fighters claim. The Karen National Union’s Brigade 6, which operates in the territory designated as Dooplaya District by the Karen organisation, is fighting for control of the last few junta outposts in the area outside the towns of Myawaddy and Three Pagodas Pass

The rebel forces wil not give up their relentless fighting against the evil junta for sake of their country freedom from oppressions and killing of their families. Very soon, they wil get close to the capital and put that evil junta to death.

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YANGON: Myanmar's deposed democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi (pic) marked her 80th birthday in junta detention on Thursday (June 19), 

Too old to do anything!

Anyway, she is AMDK's puppet! 

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Too old to do anything!

Anyway, she is AMDK's puppet! 

Hope. She is doing ok. At 80?. Look at Sr Dr M, he's 100. 

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Myanmar re-enters list of world's most corrupt nations, raising alarm: Comment

YANGON: Following political changes, Myanmar has re-entered list of the world's most corrupt countries in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) within four years, raising concerns among political analysts. According to annual reports by Transparency International, which investigates corruption worldwide, Myanmar has once again been listed as most corrupt countries in 4-years since the 2021 political changes...

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Myanmar re-enters list of world's most corrupt nations, raising alarm: Comment

YANGON: Following political changes, Myanmar has re-entered list of the world's most corrupt countries in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) within four years, raising concerns among political analysts. According to annual reports by Transparency International, which investigates corruption worldwide, Myanmar has once again been listed as most corrupt countries in 4-years since the 2021 political changes...

Transparency International's report shows that in 2021, the year of Myanmar's political shift, the country ranked 140th out of 180 nations.


By 2022, Myanmar fell further to 157th out of 180 countries. In 2023, it dropped even lower to 162nd place out of 180.

In the latest 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index released by Transparency International, Myanmar has now reached 168th place. The report indicates that over the four years since the political changes, Myanmar's corruption index has worsened year after year.

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Myanmar re-enters list of world's most corrupt nations, raising alarm: Comment

YANGON: Following political changes, Myanmar has re-entered list of the world's most corrupt countries in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) within four years, raising concerns among political analysts. According to annual reports by Transparency International, which investigates corruption worldwide, Myanmar has once again been listed as most corrupt countries in 4-years since the 2021 political changes...

The whole bunch of corrupted military leaders, who only care for themselves and their immediate families.

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Myanmar destroys large amount of narcotics | The Star https://share.google/qgKDtUgM3alAnIrCD

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Junta column torches eight villages as it advances through western Bago. More than 400 troops burned homes, looted property, and displaced over 10,000 civilians in Minhla Township, resistance forces say..

Myanmar junta airstrikes in Karenni and northern Shan states kill at least 12 An aerial attack killed five people on Tuesday afternoon in the Ta’ang army-controlled town of Kyaukme, northern Shan State the evening before killed at least seven near a mining site in Hpasawng Township, Karenni (Kayah) State

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Junta column torches eight villages as it advances through western Bago: More than 400 troops burned homes, looted property, and displaced over 10,000 civilians in Minhla Township, resistance forces say

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Junta column torches eight villages as it advances through western Bago: More than 400 troops burned homes, looted property, and displaced over 10,000 civilians in Minhla Township, resistance forces say

https://myanmar-now.org/en/news/junta-co...tern-bago/

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Junta column torches eight villages as it advances through western Bago. More than 400 troops burned homes, looted property, and displaced over 10,000 civilians in Minhla Township, resistance forces say. Myanmar junta airstrikes in Karenni and northern Shan states kill at least 12 An aerial attack killed five people on Tuesday afternoon in Ta’ang army-controlled town of Kyaukme, northern Shan State the evening before killed at least 7 near a mining site in Hpasawng Township, Karenni (Kayah) State

More than 400 junta soldiers torched homes in at least eight villages in western Bago Region’s Minhla Township as they advanced through the area on Wednesday, local resistance groups said.

Junta troops burned civilian homes in Kywe Ma Kaing and San Boke villages according to Moe Htet, an info officer for the Minhla Township People’s Defence Team, two villages sit between the Bago Yoma foothills & the Yangon–Pyay road, east of Minhla town.

"Junta troops began setting fire to Kywe Ma Kaing village around 12:10 pm, then they started burning homes in San Boke village around 7 pm day before, however, since initial blaze didn’t destroy everything, they returned & ignited fires again at around 9am on June 25," Moe Htet told Myanmar Now.Resistance groups in Minhla say the advancing junta column is made up primarily of troops from Brigade 66. 

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Myanmar junta airstrikes in Karenni and northern Shan states kill at least 12.
An aerial attack killed 5 on Tuesday, in Ta’ang army-controlled town of Kyaukme, northern Shan State & evening b4 killed at least seven near a mining site in Hpasawng Township, Karenni (Kayah) State. At least dozen civilians were killed this week & more injured, in two separate junta air strikes Karenni northern Shan states, local sources said, first junta bombing raid occurred in downtown Kyaukme, northern Shan State around 5pm Tuesday, resulting in at least five civilian deaths, residents said. Fighter planes dropped bombs town’s densely populated wards 3 & 7, initially killing 4 & injuring 14, local man said.
“The woman and her youngest son, from the Sanpya restaurant, were killed on the spot,” he said, “rest were people in nearby houses. 2 men & 2 women died altogether & 14 people were injured,” local said.
Bombs falling near Sanpya restaurant in Ward 7, a mosque in Ward 3, and the Hlaing clinic caused the most damage, according to locals, who added they discovered more folks and people were running around.

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Bangkok building collapsed after Myanmar quake due to construction, design flaws, probe shows |
The Straits Times https://share.google/XqJ9I2cvtsHwf4Zr7

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Bangkok building collapsed after Myanmar quake due to construction, design flaws, probe shows |
The Straits Times https://share.google/XqJ9I2cvtsHwf4Zr7

“The failure stemmed from deficiencies in both the design and construction methods,” she said in a post on X.

“In particular, the construction techniques, such as the construction of the elevator shaft wall, did not comply with engineering principles and standards,” she added.

The 30-storey building, intended to house Thailand’s State Audit Office, was the only structure in the capital to collapse following the 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar.

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The building was being constructed by ITD-Crec, a joint venture between Italian-Thai Development and China Railway Number 10 Thailand. The venture was awarded the 2.14 billion baht (S$84 mill-cheap & good, that not good lehh) contract through competitive bidding in 2020, with construction starting later that year, according to Thailand’s State Audit Office.

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The building was being constructed by ITD-Crec, a joint venture between Italian-Thai Development and China Railway Number 10 Thailand. The venture was awarded the 2.14 billion baht (S$84 mill-cheap & good, that not good lehh) contract through competitive bidding in 2020, with construction starting later that year, according to Thailand’s State Audit Office.

NAY PYI TAW: National Disaster Management Committee (NDMC) convened a meeting at Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief Resettlement in Nay Pyi Taw to assess ongoing earthquake response efforts & lay out plans reconstruction. 

The meeting chaired by Vice-Senior General Soe Win, Chairman of the NDMC, Vice Chairman of State Administration Council, & Deputy Prime Minister. In his address, he reaffirmed govt's commitment to effective & resilient rebuilding in affected regions.


Vice-Senior General Soe Win emphasised construction repair of earthquake-damaged buildings must begin only after proper soil testing is conducted.
Soil conditions are to be reviewed in coordination with technical experts to ensure the safety and sustainability of new buildings. Particular attention will be given to avoiding construction on or near known earthquake fault lines. He reiterated that all structures should be capable withstanding earthquakes of up to magnitude 8 on the Richter scale. Existing buildings must be assessed for structural integrity reinforced as necessary to meet the same standard