Myanmar Military News Updates – Sep 13, 2025 Morning
🚩🚩 1. Three Junta Soldiers Killed and Four Captured in Battle at Chaung Ma Village, Ka Ni Township
September 12, Radio NUG
According to the Ministry of Defense, in a battle at Chaung Ma Village, Ka Ni Township, Sagaing Region, three junta soldiers were killed and four were captured alive as prisoners of war.
On September 11 at around 11:00 a.m., a column of about 100 junta troops led by Major Thurein from Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) 16 under Military Operations Command (MOC) 33, which had arrived at Chaung Ma Village, was attacked.
During the battle, three junta soldiers were killed, and four were captured alive. Weapons seized included four MA-1 rifles, one MA-3 rifle, one MG-3 machine gun, one MAS sniper rifle, one grenade launcher, along with other military equipment and supplies.
The attack was jointly carried out by People’s Defense Force (PDF) battalions, local PDF units, Pa Ka Pha (People’s Defense Teams), and allied forces. The junta column later retreated to Pyu Village in Banbwe.
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🚩🚩 2. Junta Ration Convoy Ambushed Again in Tanintharyi Township
September 12, Radio NUG
The People’s Defense Team of Tanintharyi Township announced that a junta ration transport convoy was once again ambushed in Tanintharyi Township, Myeik District, Tanintharyi Region.
On September 11, the convoy—which was transporting rations and also carrying wounded soldiers back after the battle at Thein Khun—was ambushed on its way down to Myeik.
It was learned that the same convoy, while en route from Myeik to Tanintharyi on the morning of September 9, had already been ambushed with landmines near Si Ohn Kone, Yan Phaw Village.
During the September 11 ambush, junta soldiers on board the trucks and those deployed along the road returned fire, leading to about 20 minutes of gunfire exchange. The junta side sustained casualties, but the exact number could not be independently confirmed.
The operation was jointly conducted by Tanintharyi Pa Ka Pha (Zone 3), Myeik Pa Ka Pha, and the People’s Defense Organization of Myeik District. They were able to retreat safely without casualties.
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🚩🚩 3. Three Family Members, Including Elderly Grandmother, Killed by Junta Shelling in Demoso
September 12, Radio NUG
The CTER-Karenni reported that in the eastern part of Demoso Township, Karenni State, junta forces shelled a village, killing three family members, including an elderly grandmother in her nineties.
On September 11 at around 10:00 p.m., a house in Daw Byar Khu Village was struck by heavy artillery fire. Daw Mi Mar, aged 91, along with her son-in-law U Ngar Yae, aged 44, and her daughter Daw Suu Mar, aged 38, were killed instantly.
Additionally, three children aged 15, 12, and 9 sustained injuries to their legs, arms, and faces. Among them, 12-year-old Mi Yel Htoo also suffered psychological trauma, according to IEC.
It is reported that the shelling was carried out by troops from junta Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) 102 based in Demoso and the No. 14 Advanced Military Training School based in Pruso.
According to the Karenni Human Rights Group (KnHRG), junta attacks in Karenni State during August alone resulted in the deaths of 35 civilians and injuries to around 50 others.
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🚩🚩 4. Junta Soldier Defects with Weapon from Nat Than Gwin Outpost
September 12, Radio NUG
According to Battalion (2) of Bago District – P23702, a newly conscripted junta soldier defected with his weapon from the junta Nat Than Gwin security outpost in Kyauktaga Township, Bago Region.
On September 7, the soldier left the Nat Than Gwin outpost and surrendered himself to Bago District Battalion (2), under the command of Military Region (25). He brought along one MA-1 rifle, five magazines, and 150 rounds of ammunition.
It is reported that the defector was transferred to a safe location, where he is receiving the necessary support and arrangements.
In 2025 alone, up to 35 junta soldiers have defected and surrendered to Bago District Battalion (2).
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🚩🚩 5. Families of Fallen Comrades Supported by Khin-U Pa Ka Pha and Pa Ah Pha
September 12, Radio NUG
According to the Pa Ka Pha Voice news source, in Khin-U Township, Shwebo District, Sagaing Region, families of Pa Ka Pha comrades who were killed in battle received honor grants and financial support from the local Pa Ka Pha and Pa Ah Pha organizations.
The families of fallen comrades—Comrade Kaung Kaung @ K2, Comrade Kyi Kwin, and Comrade Ye Min Htet @ Nay Min—were presented with honor support funds.
It was further emphasized that throughout the Spring Revolution, organizations under the leadership of the National Unity Government continue to provide support, assistance, and recognition for fallen comrades, wounded comrades, and their families.
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🚩🚩 6. Rakhine Mon Army (RMA) Recruiting New Members
September 12, Radio NUG
The Rakhine Mon Army (RMA) has issued a statement on September 12, calling for individuals who wish to resist the military dictatorship and its junta forces to join as new recruits.
The announcement stated that patriotic citizens determined to contribute across different sectors toward the complete eradication of the military dictatorship may apply for recruitment, provided they meet the requirements set by the RMA.
Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 45, physically healthy, and possess the will to continue fighting until the terrorist military is uprooted.
Additionally, recruits must demonstrate willingness to sacrifice self-interest, readiness to serve in assigned sectors of the revolutionary movement, strong spirit and determination, good moral character, and a clean criminal record.
The RMA further invited enthusiastic young people who wish to take part in military and technical operations to join according to their skills and areas of expertise, contributing to the fight against the terrorist military.
These military news updates were reported by Radio NUG correspondent Padeh Phoe.