1. Acting President Duwa Lashi La says not to lose sight of diplomacy with the South Asian countries in the Northwest part of Myanmar
2. U Aung Kyi Nyunt, the chairperson of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), sent an appreciation letter to Mr. António Guterres, Secretary General of the UN
3. A fire safety team was established in Htilin township by order of U Lwin Ko Latt, Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration
4. The Ministry of Defense reported that 190 of the 268 airstrikes carried out by the terrorist army were targeting civilians
5. Dr. Sasa met with Baroness Cox from Baroness Cox of Queensbury and his colleagues from the British Parliament. 
6. A special prize of 100 lakhs will be able to win by purchasing spring lottery tickets with NUGPay
7. The Incheon team won over the Pyeongtaek team at the NUG representative cup revolution fund football finals in Korea
8. Director Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi and singer Saw Phoe Khwar were released from Insein prison
9. FederalWings released that they were able to attack the military council troops using more than 500 different types of bombs in 179 drone operations
10. Ten members of the military council troops who invaded Myindaung village, Khin-U township, were killed by landmines 

 

1. Acting President Duwa Lashi La says not to lose sight of diplomacy with the South Asian countries in the Northwest part of Myanmar

Acting President Duwa Lashi La said not to lose sight of diplomacy with the South Asian countries in the northwest part of Myanmar. On November 15, Acting President said at the 74^th cabinet meeting of the National Unity Government.

“I would like to suggest that the South Asian countries in the northwest part of Myanmar should spread in the field of international relations without turning a blind eye. We still need to connect as much as we can with countries like India and Bangladesh. We cannot lose face in the international arena regarding the Rohingya issue. There are works to be done to connect politically with regional countries such as Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the People’s Republic of China,” he said. NUG’s 74th cabinet meeting was attended by Union Ministers and Deputy Ministers, including Acting President Duwa Lashi La and Union Prime Minister Mann Win Khaing Than.

 

2.U Aung Kyi Nyunt, the chairperson of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), sent an appreciation letter to Mr. António Guterres, Secretary General of the UN

U Aung Kyi Nyunt, the chairperson of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), sent an appreciation letter to Mr. António Guterres, Secretary General of the United Nations. The news was released by the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw on November 15.

According to the message stated from the chairperson of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, he expressed his gratitude for the public request for the Myanmar military to immediately return to democracy, and this was the only way to end the country’s never-ending nightmare. Moreover, it stated that the talks led by the military council are unlikely to return to a civilian democratic government system.

 

3. A fire safety team was established in Htilin township by order of U Lwin Ko Latt, Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration

A fire safety team was established in Htilin township by order of U Lwin Ko Latt, Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration. Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration issued an announcement letter (09/2022) on November 15.

The National Unity Government, the fire department of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration, has established a fire safety team in Htilin township in Gangaw District, Magway Region, in order to prevent arson attacks by the terrorist council and to carry out firefighting and rescue operations,” he said. There were 40,000 arson attacks nationwide, and most of them are from Sagaing and Magway regions.

 

4. The Ministry of Defense reported that 190 of the 268 airstrikes carried out by the terrorist army were targeting civilians

The Ministry of Defense reported that 190 of the 268 airstrikes carried out by the terrorist army were targeting civilians. On the night of November 15, the NUG Ministry of Defense released the news regarding airstrikes by the military council.

According to the observations of the NUG Ministry of Defense, it has been found that the terrorist army’s airstrike operations and heavy weapons attacks are carried out with the intention of harming civilians rather than military objectives. According to data from October 1, 2021, to September 30, 2022, 268 airstrikes were conducted in 12 provinces, 190 attacks were conducted on civilian targets, and 78 attacks were conducted on military targets. It is reported that 155 innocent people, including women and children, were killed and 187 injured due to airstrikes on civilian targets.

 

5.  Dr. Sasa met with Baroness Cox from Baroness Cox of Queensbury and his colleagues from the British Parliament. 

Dr. Sasa met and discussed with Baroness Cox from Baroness Cox of Queensbury and his colleagues from the British Parliament. Dr. Sasa, Union Minister of International Cooperation, informed the news on November 15. “Dr. Sasa met with Baroness Cox of Queensbury and his colleagues in the British Parliament and discuss the vital role of the UK and the urgent need for international community action,” it said. Britain is actively participating as an ally in Myanmar’s return to the right path of democracy. 

 

6. A special prize of 100 lakhs will be able to win by purchasing spring lottery tickets with NUGPay

It is reported that a special prize of 100 lakhs will be able to win by purchasing spring lottery tickets with NUGPay. “Let’s try to win a special prize of 100 lakhs by purchasing spring lottery tickets with NUGPay. You can purchase a lottery ticket for 2,000 kyats through the Facebook page chatbot and pay with NUGPay,” they said. 70% of the total monthly sales from the Spring Lottery will be sent to support CDMers, and the remaining 30% will be used for prize draws. “We urge the public to help the CDMers who toppled the pillar of the terrorist military council either from Nway Oo Lottery or other CDM support organizations,” said the Nway Oo Lottery family.

 

7. The Incheon team won over the Pyeongtaek team at the NUG representative cup revolution fund football finals in Korea

The Incheon team won over the Pyeongtaek team at the NUG representative cup revolution fund football finals in Korea. The tournament, which was held for the first time, was jointly organized by Myanmar football teams in Korea and the NUG representative office, and 20 teams participated.

On November 13, a fundraising campaign was held along with the soccer match, and the funds received will be used for the revolutionary activities of the NUG representative office. In the finals, the Incheon team won over the Pyeongtaek team and was awarded the first and second trophies, including necklaces and the best prizes. In the football tournament, the NUG Ministry of Women, Youths, and Children Affairs also carried out the white ribbon campaign to stop violence against women.

 

8. Director Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi and singer Saw Phoe Khwar were released from Insein prison

According to the community close to them, it is reported that Director Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi and singer Saw Phoe Khwar were released from the Insein prison on November 15. Director Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi was accused of inciting riots and sentenced to two years in prison under section 505 (b). Similarly, singer Saw Phoe Khwar was also sentenced to two years in prison in December under section 505 (b) of Inciting riots, and section 30 (a) of Natural Disaster Management.

Although singer Saw Phoe Khwar was released from Insein prison, he was re-arrested saying that the case was still pending. Currently, the military council is persuading artists by releasing them from prisons with the pledge.

 

9. FederalWings released that they were able to attack the military council troops using more than 500 different types of bombs in 179 drone operations

FederalWings released that they were able to attack the military council troops using more than 500 different types of bombs in 179 drone operations during the two months since the start of public support. The operation was announced by the FederalWings drone force on November 15.  “Under the leadership of the Ministry of Communications, Information, and Technology, the Federal Wings raised a total fund of US$171,519 during the two months of September and October. According to the Federal Wings drone force, in the two months since the start of receiving public support, more than 500 different bombs have been used and hundreds of military council members have been fallen and injured in 179 drone flights.

 

10. Ten members of the military council troops who invaded Myindaung village, Khin-U township, were killed by landmines 

It is reported that 10 members of the military council troops who invaded Myindaung village, Khin-U township, were killed by landmines. On November 15 at 9:45 a.m., KU RDAF confirmed that the mine attack was carried out on the military council column that entered Myindaung village from the Mutein bridge.

“On the morning of November 15, a military column that entered Myindaung village from the Mutein bridge was attacked by three pairs of mines in front of the police station,” they said. Moreover, the clash occurs with five soldiers who pick up the dead body from the military council, and two of them were killed. The operation was carried out jointly by the TIGER LDF, Khin U (LDF), and Red Peacock (LDF) alliance members that are members of the KURDAF alliance.

 

 

 

 

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