Monday, February 16, 2026

Junta intensifies troop deployments in Mongyai to cut off logistic routes to MNDAA-held Lashio

The junta is dispatching reinforcements to its troops stationed in Mongyai Town, Shan State, while attempting to block fuel and supply routes to Lashio Town.

Since September 9, junta forces stationed in Mongyai have been deployed near Narsang, Naryang, and Nawngpyit villages in the Hoya Village Tract. Additionally, they have begun constructing a checkpoint to block routes that could transport fuel and supplies to Lashio Town, controlled by the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA).

“It seems the junta is planning to cut off fuel and supplies to Lashio, as its troops are now stationed along a route directly connected to the town. This deployment could either be preparation for an offensive or to set up a checkpoint to block the supply route. Right now, junta forces are holding positions around Narsang, Naryang, and Nawngpyit, and it looks like they may want to establish a checkpoint near Mongyai Town if possible,” a Mongyai resident told SHAN.

At around 8:00 p.m. on September 9, the junta conducted at least three drone bombings around Mongyai, aiming to intimidate locals. While no damage was reported, residents remain concerned for their safety.

Additionally, on the morning of September 10, junta artillery units stationed in Mongyai conducted arbitrate shelling, locals said.

Meanwhile, a junta reinforcement convoy consisting of at least 10 vehicles from Kyethi Township arrived in Mongyai on September 9.

Currently, MNDAA troops and Mongyai-based junta forces are positioned face-to-face, with locals expressing concerns that clashes could break out at any moment.

The 325th Light Infantry Battalion (LIB-325) and 350th Artillery Battalion (AB-350), remnants of the junta’s Northeastern Regional Command, remain stationed in Mongyai, while the 67th Infantry Battalion (IB-67) is still deployed at the nearby Hoya-Tangyan intersection.

In the second week of July, intense fighting erupted between junta forces and the MNDAA in the Hoya Village Tract, Mongyai Township. Following the clashes, the Shan State Progress Party/Shan State Army (SSPP/SSA) entered and established a presence in Mongyai Town.

Leave a Comments

promotion

SHAN Membership

฿ 19฿ 169 /mo
  • ၶဝ်ႈႁူမ်ႈ ႁဵၼ်းဢဝ်ၵၢၼ်ၶၢဝ်ႇ၊ ရေႊတီႊဢူဝ်ႊ၊ ထႆႇႁၢင်ႈ၊ Blogger, Vlog ထႆႇဝီႊတီႊဢူဝ်ႊ တတ်းတေႃႇ ႁဵတ်းဢွၵ်ႇ ပိုၼ်ၽႄႈ
  • ၶဝ်ႈႁူမ်ႈၵၢၼ်တူင်ႉၼိုင်ၸုမ်းၶၢဝ်ႇၽူႈတွႆႇႁွၵ်ႈ ၼႂ်းၶၵ်ႉၵၢၼ်ပူၵ်းပွင်ၵၢၼ်သိုဝ်ႇ
  • ၶဝ်ႈႁူမ်ႈပၢင်လႅၵ်ႈလၢႆႈပိုၼ်ႉႁူႉပၢႆးႁၼ် ဢၼ်ၸုမ်းၶၢဝ်ႇၽူႈတွႆႇႁွၵ်ႈၸတ်းႁဵတ်း
  • ၶဝ်ႈႁူမ်ႈပၢင်ဢုပ်ႇဢူဝ်းတွင်ႈထၢမ် ၵဵဝ်ႇၵပ်းငဝ်းလၢႆးၵၢၼ်မိူင်း၊ ၵၢၼ်မၢၵ်ႈမီး၊ ပၢႆးမွၼ်း လႄႈ ႁူဝ်ၶေႃႈ ဢၼ်ၶႂ်ႈႁူႉၶႂ်ႈငိၼ်း။
  • လႆႈႁပ်ႉဢၢၼ်ႇ ၶၢဝ်ႇၶိုၵ်ႉတွၼ်း ပိူင်ပဵၼ်ဝူင်ႈလႂ်ဝူင်ႈ ၼၼ်ႉ။

Related article

Latest article

Pa O Self Administered Zone, Shan State

Residents Reject Authorities’ “Vacant Land” Seizure in Hopong

0
The Local Administrative Department of the Pa’O Self-Administered Zone Leading Body, under the military regime, has ordered residents of Long Hkoke village tract in...
Livelihoods at Inle Lake

Forced Conscription Restarts in Southern Shan’s Inle Area

0
The military regime has resumed forced conscription in the Inle region of Yawnghwe (Nyaungshwe) Township, southern Shan State, shortly after concluding its organized elections,...
The Danu State National Defence Army (DSNDA)

Four Abducted Villagers Found Dead in Ywangan Township

0
The bodies of four residents from Lel Kaing village in Ywangan Township, southern Shan State, were discovered on the night of February 9 after...
A woman fetches water at an IDP site in western Pai Khun Township, southern Shan State

Water Crisis Deepens for Displaced Families in Western Pai Khun

0
More than 6,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in western Pai Khun (Pekon) Township, southern Shan State, are facing a critical shortage of drinking water...
Architectural design of the Hsenwi Township Hospita

Hsenwi Transformed Under MNDAA Rule: From Saopha Heartland to a De Facto China Annex

0
“Entering Hsenwi now doesn’t feel the same as before; it feels like arriving in a small Chinese border town,” says Sai Leng (pseudonym), a...