Tag: Shan State
Fighting Between The RCSS and SSPP Continues In Southern Shan State
On the morning of 11 April, two Shan forces engaged in armed clashes near Mark Lang village in Laihka township. Local people from Mark...
Two Children Killed By Military Regime Shelling In Nawnghkio Township
Two children were killed by junta shelling during a clash between the junta soldiers and People's Defense Force (PDF) in Nawnghkio Township, northern Shan...
Shan Forces Clash In Southern Shan State
On the morning of 9 April, the Restoration Council of Shan State / Shan State Army – South (RCSS/SSA) clashed with the Shan State...
UWSA Deploys Large Number Of Troops To Lashio District
According to reports, approximately 300 troops of the United Wa State Army (UWSA) have recently entered the Mong Yaw region of Lashio District, located...
TNLA Extorting Money From Drivers And Occupying Houses In Muse Township
Soldiers from the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) have been extorting money at highway checkpoints and commandeering civilian houses in northern Shan State, according...
Junta Shelling Of Civilian Areas In Mongpai Town Kills One And...
On 2 April, junta soldiers indiscriminately fired artillery shells into the eastern area of Mongpai (aka Mobye) town in Paikhun (aka Pekon) Township of...
TNLA Continues Forced Recruitment In Mantong Township
Since March, TNLA troops have forcibly recruited both men and women in Mantong Township in Kyaukme District of northern Shan State. The TNLA typically...
Political Upheaval Spurs Revival of Poppy Farming
The mountains are adorned with a spectacular array of colorful flowers, resembling a vibrant garden. However, upon closer inspection, one would realize that the...
Fighting Continues Between RCSS and PNLO In Southern Shan State
The Restoration Council of Shan State/Shan State Army (RCSS/SSA) and the Pa-O National Liberation Army (PNLO/PNLA), are currently engaged in fighting in Mawkmai Township,...
Military Raids Villages In Ywar Ngan Township
The regime's forces threatened the residents of Ah Lae Chaung village looting houses and burning some of them to the ground. . About one hundred soldiers...
