News About Myanmar

A military junta column on operations. Photo: CINCDS DMG Newsroom 8 October 2026, Kanpetlet, Chin State Heavy fighting continues between military junta forces pushing toward Kyindwe Town in Kanpetlet Township, southern Chin State, and allied resistance forces, with resistance troops capturing junta soldiers as prisoners of war, according to military sources. Intense clashes broke out near Masatwi Village in Kanpetlet Township between allied Chin People's Army forces and a mil

Myanmar Air Force training exercise. Photo: cincds DMG Newsroom 8 October 2026, Yangon Several Malaysian aerospace companies, including firms with links to state institutions, have supplied or sought to supply aircraft parts and services to Myanmar’s military, according to an investigation released by activist group Justice For Myanmar (JFM) on October 7. ased on leaked documents and trade records, JFM said FJ Global Aeroparts (M) Sdn Bhd, Asia AeroTechnic Sdn Bhd (AAT) and S

DMG Newsroom 8 October 2026, Kyauktaw The military regime deployed a fleet of jet fighters and Y-12 aircraft to conduct heavy bombing raids on mountain ranges in the Hminechaung area of Kyauktaw Township, Arakan State, on the morning of October 8. Local residents reported that three jet fighters and Y-12 aircraft dropped at least 30 bombs between 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. today on mountain ranges north of Yokethar Village and Nagayar Village in upper Kyauktaw Township. “Formati

BBC-Burmese's coverage on junta's airstrikes on IDP camp and its logo (photocrd) On the past October 4th and 5th, the terrorist fascist military deliberately targeted and bombed IDP camps in Ponnagyun Township, Rakhine State, namely Byala IDP Camp and Pan Nila IDP Camp. Due to these attacks, a total of 8 civilian IDPs were killed, and 11 were injured. The complete list of those killed and injured is as follows: Such deliberate targeting and attacking of IDP camps also occurre

8 October 2026 Myanmar’s military authorities are seeking Interpol Red Notices against exiled anti-regime activists, supporters and media organizations, Deputy Home Affairs Minister Major General Min Thu told parliament on 6 October, marking an escalation in the junta’s campaign to reach dissidents beyond Myanmar’s borders even as the regime faces mounting international condemnation over its deadly Kyauktaw market airstrike and a renewed call at the United Nations for its com

Mizzima Although workers are sent abroad, some do not remit money back. Therefore, sending them is “of no benefit,” said Maung Myint, the Myanmar military junta’s newly appointed Labour Minister, on his TikTok social media account on 4 October. “To obtain hard currency for Myanmar, the state government has urged them to remit 25 percent of their salaries. However, while some remit, others do not. So for the state, we are just sending them off. In reality, there is no benefit.