Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Sep 15, 2025 Morning
📌📌 1. Arakan Army (AA) continues mine clearance operations in Buthidaung
September 14,
Radio NUG
According to Arakan Princess Media, the Arakan Army (AA) has continued mine clearance operations in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State.
On September 10 and 13, clearance operations were carried out around the Tharyarpin (Ywar Thit) school compound, during which one 9-inch directional mine and five 2-inch mines, along with other buried landmines, were successfully removed.
It is reported that during the conflict, the junta troops deliberately planted landmines in forests, hills, farmlands, and fields around their stationed areas and along their withdrawal routes. In addition, they recklessly abandoned unexploded ordnance.
As a result of these inhumane acts by the terrorist military, many local residents who depend on the forest and hills for their livelihood have lost their lives or been injured by landmine explosions while collecting firewood or foraging for food.
The Rakhine People’s Revolutionary Government has been organizing mine risk awareness talks, erecting warning signs, and distributing mine safety awareness pamphlets across townships. Meanwhile, Arakan Army troops are persistently carrying out mine clearance operations.
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📌📌 2. Seized narcotics destroyed in public for the second time
September 14,
Radio NUG
In Kanbalu Township, Sagaing Region, revolutionary forces destroyed seized narcotics that had already been processed under the NUG Township Court, according to the Kanbalu Township People’s Administration Team. This marks the second public burning of seized drugs.
On September 14, township officials publicly incinerated nine soap boxes of heroin, 2,249 WY stimulant tablets, and associated drug-use paraphernalia.
It is reported that the arrested suspects are linked to the terrorist junta council and are being held in People’s Security Prisons in Kanbalu Township.
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📌📌 3. Anti-coup protests held in South Korea and Japan
September 14,
Radio NUG
Anti-coup demonstrations were held in Gimhae City, South Korea, and Tokyo, Japan, expressing opposition to Myanmar’s military coup and calling for the continued recognition of Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun.
In Gimhae City, demonstrators staged an anti-coup protest as well as organized a fundraising football tournament to support the Spring Revolution.
Spring Revolution activist Degu Bo Bo urged Myanmar people both at home and abroad to continue providing support to the revolution in every possible way. He also encouraged them to endorse Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun’s continued role as Myanmar’s representative at the United Nations.
Similarly, Myanmar nationals gathered in front of Shibuya Station, a busy area in Tokyo, to stage their demonstration.
They demanded that U Kyaw Moe Tun—who represents the will and voice of the Myanmar people—continue to be recognized as Myanmar’s Ambassador to the United Nations.
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📌📌 4. Pa Ka Pha and Pa Ah Pha repaired damaged roads in Khine Oo Township
September 14,
Radio NUG
In Khine Oo Township, Sagaing Region, members of the People’s Defense Force (Pa Ka Pha) and the People’s Administration Team (Pa Ah Pha) have repaired sections of road that had deteriorated.
According to reports, the repairs were carried out on roads within District (4) of Khine Oo Township, which had become damaged during the rainy season and were in frequent use by local residents. The aim was to ensure easier and safer travel.
The roadworks were led by township Pa Ka Pha members, with the participation of district and village-level Pa Ka Pha units, using machinery to carry out the repairs.
These news reports were filed by Radio NUG correspondent Padeh Phoe.
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