Tag: TNLA
Regime Bombs Its Own Troops During Namhsam Offensive
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) has recovered scores of regime soldiers killed by friendly fire during the regime's ongoing offensive against the Ta'ang...
Junta Attacking TNLA With Five Battalions In Namhsan
The regime has continued sending fresh troops to attack the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) during an escalation of fighting that has already displaced...
Hundreds Flee Junta Airstrikes In Namhsan
Regime forces shelled Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) positions and drove hundreds of villagers from their homes in Namhsan Township, northern Shan State. . Volunteers told...
Regime Fighter Jets Attack TNLA In Namhsan
Regime fighter jets pounded the Ta'ang National Liberation Army's (TNLA) camp twice, damaging civilians' homes, while at the same time ground troops attacked it...
Pangsang bomb blast kills and injures dozens of people
Bomb blast in Pangsang deadly killed and injured at least 30 people include women and children. . On Wednesday 30, 2022, the blast took place in...
TNLA Clash With Regime In Hsenwi Township
Traffic came to a standstill in Hsenwi Township after the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) fought with the Burma Army (BA) in northern Shan...
Locals Fear Fighting In Nawngkio Township
Villagers are afraid of fresh fighting between the Burma Army (BA) and the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) after both armies dispatched troops to...
TNLA Extorts Namkham Vendors
Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) soldiers fired their rifles at a market in Namkham before handing out business cards and demanding that vendors pay...
Ta’ang Youths Flee Forced Recruitment In Kyaukme Township
Youths are fleeing their villages to escape the Ta'ang National Liberation Army's (TNLA) forced recruitment campaign in Kyaukme township in northern Shan State. . According to...
TNLA Abducts Civilians Near Hsipaw
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) has continued its forced recruitment programme in northern Shan State, abducting nearly 100 people from villages in Hsipaw...
