Myanmar Military News Updates – Sep 11, 2025 Morning
🚩🚩 1. NUG Defense Minister U Yee Mon says a nationwide general offensive will create a turning point in the revolution
On September 10, in an exclusive interview with PVTV News, U Yee Mon, the Defense Minister of the National Unity Government (NUG), spoke about the current state of the revolution and the plans for a nationwide general offensive.
“We understand that if we want to create a turning point in the revolution, this is an unavoidable task that must be done. We are already in a position with the conditions and circumstances that allow us to do this. Now, the People’s Defense Force (PDF) has been organized and deployed nationwide, and our allied ethnic revolutionary organizations are also engaging in continuous battles in their respective areas. The most important thing is that we will be able to move forward in coordination. I firmly believe this,” he said.
U Yee Mon pointed out two major losses suffered by the military junta:
- The collapse of military ideology, and
- The deep disgust of the people toward the military.
He reiterated that all revolutionary forces have collectively rejected the idea that the military should have a leading role in politics, and therefore they will not accept the 2008 Constitution, the NCA (Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement), peace talks under that framework, or junta-run elections.
He added that it is no coincidence that the people now call the junta’s troops “military dogs”. Because of their inhumane and brutal acts, the public can no longer accept them as a national military institution.
“This is a military without dignity, without integrity. They have lost their spirit, morality, and discipline. Day after day, they bomb the people, burn down villages, behead and slaughter civilians cold-bloodedly. The people now clearly see this terrorist military for what it is. And the people are determined that living under the rule of such an inhumane terrorist army is no longer possible,” Defense Minister U Yee Mon said.
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🚩🚩 2. Schools in Thabeikkyin and Watlet townships attacked by junta airstrikes
The junta military carried out airstrikes against schools in:
- Zayatkwin Village, Thabeikkyin Township, Mandalay Region, and
- Thitseint Village, Watlet Township, Sagaing Region.
According to the Mandalay PDF, at around 1:30 p.m. on September 9, the junta launched an airstrike on the Zayatkwin Village school. While there were no civilian casualties, the school buildings were severely damaged.
Similarly, on September 10, at 12:12 p.m., a junta Jet Fighter from Tada-U Air Base dropped a 300-pound bomb on the Thitseint Village school, according to the Watlet Information Network.
In addition, at around 6:00 p.m. the same day, junta forces stationed on the No. 3 district road near Taik (Upper) Village, eastern Watlet Township, were reported to have burned down civilian homes and fired indiscriminately with small arms.
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🚩🚩 3. Junta airstrikes force civilians to flee in Pakokku, Myoing, and Taungtha Townships
According to local reports, at around 9:40 a.m. on September 10, a junta Jet Fighter carried out airstrikes along the forested border area between Pakokku Township and Myoing Township, Magway Region.
Although no civilian casualties were reported, locals fled to safer areas out of fear of further airstrikes.
Likewise, near Yonesigyigyi Village, Taungtha Township, Mandalay Region, between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on September 10, a junta helicopter from the Meiktila Air Base dropped bombs eight times.
Furthermore, because a junta military column has been deployed south of Yonesigyigyi Village, local civilians are continuing to flee for safety.
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🚩🚩 4. Over 70 SAC troops killed and weapons seized in battles near Sun Taik village, Ngape Township
The Arakan Army (AA) announced on September 10 that in battles which took place near Sun Taik village, Ngape Township, Magway Region, on September 4 and 7, more than 70 troops from the SAC (State Administration Council) forces were killed, and weapons, ammunition, and military equipment were seized.
On September 4, SAC forces launched an offensive around 2,800 meters northeast of Sun Taik village. Due to the AA’s defensive and counter-offensive attacks, the SAC troops suffered heavy casualties and retreated. On September 7, at around 11:15 a.m., the second column led by Lt. Col. Pyae Phyo Aung of Infantry Battalion (295), based in Mine Pan, Eastern Shan State, launched another offensive about 3,000 meters northeast of Sun Taik village.
After more than 8 hours of defensive fighting by the AA, over 60 SAC troops were killed, and weapons and military supplies were seized.
Similarly, on September 7 at 5:20 p.m., SAC’s third column attacked again from an area near Weilu Monastery, about 200 meters southeast of Nat Yae Kan Kone, northeast of Sun Taik village. After more than 3 hours of fighting, the SAC troops again suffered casualties, with around 10 killed, and more weapons and ammunition were captured.
Currently, SAC troops have set up defensive positions in the tea plantations northwest of Weilu Monastery and are preparing to launch further offensives.
It is also reported that in addition to Ngape Township, SAC troops have reinforced and launched attacks near the Ayeyarwaddy-Rakhine border (near Set Set Yoe village), the Bago-Rakhine border (near Sin Lam village), and along the Yoma mountain ranges. These operations involve troops from LIB (574), LIB (569), LIB (575), LIB (577), LIB (520), and IB (295), as well as newly conscripted soldiers, in an effort to retake lost territories.
The AA urged SAC soldiers, many of whom have been forcibly conscripted under the military service law, to surrender, stating:
“Anyone who surrenders to us by laying down arms, raising a white flag, or surrendering voluntarily will be treated humanely, protected, and sent back to their families. If they wish, they may also serve with our organizations. We fully respect the choice of each individual and provide the best possible assistance.”
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🚩🚩 5. SAC police patrol attacked in Kamma, and naval flotilla attacked in Kyunsu Township
Reports indicate that SAC forces were attacked in both Kamma town, Pakokku District, Magway Region, and in Kyunsu Township, Myeik District, Tanintharyi Region.
On September 9, a SAC police patrol leaving from the police station in Kamma was attacked with a drone bomb and small arms fire. The attack was jointly carried out by the RED GIANT group, Alin Tan Guerrilla Force (Myin), and Galon Guerrilla Force.
Similarly, at 12:20 p.m. on September 9, in Kyunsu Township, a SAC naval vessel designated No. 116 and another boat carrying over 20 Pyu Saw Htee militia from Mine Twe were attacked by the Pa Ka Pha group of Kyunsu.
The battle lasted about 20 minutes, after which the naval vessel and Pyu Saw Htee boat retreated in disarray. Casualty confirmation is still under investigation.
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🚩🚩 6. Kale Region Revolutionary Force conducted Annual Camp 2025 training for one month
On September 10, it was announced that the Kale Region Revolutionary Force (KRF) conducted its Annual Camp 2025 training program for a full month.
The training included:
- Refreshing and upgrading individual combat skills,
- Discussions and reviews of military strategies,
- Training and testing endurance and resilience standards,
- Reviewing local and nationwide military and political situations,
- Organizing and defining unit structures and responsibilities.
It was also noted that local civilians provided essential supplies and general support for Annual Camp 2025, for which the force expressed special gratitude.
The KRF declared that it will continue building itself into a strong revolutionary force that stands firmly with the local population, and will fight alongside all allied revolutionary forces until the military dictatorship is completely eradicated.
The above news was reported by Radio NUG correspondents Khur Shel and Padeh Phoe.