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    • NewsTa’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) troops photographed in Kyaukme Town, Shan State, in 2024. (Photo: Supplied)
      Kyaw Zin WinSeptember 23, 2025

      Junta troops push toward Kyaukme amid heavy clashes with TNLA

      Resistance forces trade ground with advancing troops in northern Shan State, where drone strikes, air raids, and landmines have left civilians killed and wounded

    • NewsA TNLA soldier removes weapons and ammunition from a junta outpost in the northern Shan State town of Kutkai in early 2024 (Photo: Myat Pan / Myanmar Now)
      Kyaw Zin WinAugust 28, 2025

      Kunming talks collapse as Myanmar junta demands return of all TNLA-captured towns

      The ethnic Ta’ang armed group said that fighting would continue after the regime rejected its offer to withdraw from two key towns

    • NewsA monk is carried from the rubble after junta aircraft bombed a monastery in Chanmyae Zu village, Kyaikto Township, Mon State. (Photo: Nay P Latt)
      Saw RehAung ZayKyaw Zin WinAugust 27, 2025

      Junta airstrikes kill eight, including children in three-day bombing campaign

      The strikes hit civilian areas with no fighting on the ground, destroying homes and monasteries from August 23 - 25

    • NewsA view of the damaged Goteik viaduct published by pro-military propaganda Telegram channels
      Kyaw Zin WinAugust 25, 2025

      Historic Goteik viaduct damaged as clashes escalate in northern Shan State

      The incident occurred as regime forces continue their push to retake northern Shan State towns captured by anti-junta groups last year

    • NewsJunta troops after capturing the Doe Pin village police station and school
      Kyaw Zin WinAugust 20, 2025

      Advancing Myanmar junta troops capture strategic village on road to Mogok 

      Locals said the regime’s infantry had been carrying out attacks on the road from Nawnghkio, a town the military captured from the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA)

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