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    • NewsLocal residents seen fleeing the Mawdaung area, in a photo released on November 12 (Photo: KNU)
      Saw RehKo HlaingNovember 14, 2025

      KNU seizes key Thai-Myanmar border town of Mawdaung

      The town was formerly the KNU’s headquarters in Tanintharyi Region, until it was captured by Myanmar military 35 years ago

    • NewsA resistance fighter waits to attack a column of junta troops from the notorious Aung Zeya column. (Photo: METRO)
      Saw RehKo HlaingSeptember 16, 2025

      Operation Aung Zeya: How the junta broke through in Karen State

      After 18 months of stalled advances, Myanmar’s military seized Thin Gan Nyi Naung with support from breakaway Karen forces, exposing rifts within resistance ranks and shifting the fight for the Asia Highway

    • NewsSSPP/SSA fighters at a ceremony marking the 60th anniversary of the group’s establishment in April of this year (Photo: SSPP Info)
      Min MaungKo HlaingJune 25, 2025

      Ta’ang fighters clash with former ally SSPP in northern Shan State

      Since the end of the Operation 1027 offensive, disputes have emerged between the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) and other groups operating in and near areas under its control, including the Shan State Progress Party (SSPP)

    • NewsKNU members are seen in a video broadcast by Al Jazeera
      Ko ChoKo HlaingJune 2, 2025

      Junta loses four Thai-Myanmar border outposts in three days

      A fifth base also fell less than a week earlier, signalling the weakness of the regime’s position along the border in eastern Karen State

    • In-DepthPDF fighters returning from the Indaw offensive (Photo: Thiri Yadanar Hlaing)
      Min MaungKo HlaingApril 16, 2025

      Inside the eight-month battle for Indaw

      After besieging hundreds of junta troops in a former stronghold of the Imperial Japanese Army, resistance forces took full control over Indaw, Sagaing Region, capturing a division commander and cutting off routes into Kachin and Shan states

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