Myanmar Military News Updates – Sep 25, 2025 Evening
🚩🚩 1. Heavy Artillery Fired by Military Junta in Lay Kay Kaw New Town Battle Lands and Explodes on Thai Side
September 25
According to Thai media, during the intense fighting in Lay Kay Kaw New Town, south of Myawaddy in Karen State, a heavy artillery shell fired by the junta forces crossed the border and exploded on the Thai side on September 24.
Reports from military sources indicate that since September 20, the terrorist junta has launched offensives toward Lay Kay Kaw, and as of today, September 25, the battles have continued without pause.
Due to the intensity of the clashes, the sound of artillery fire could be heard both day and night, according to Myanmar refugees who have fled to Mae Sot.
Although no casualties or damages occurred from the shell explosion on the Thai side, Thai military authorities have officially lodged a protest against the junta, according to news sources from Thailand.
In response to the escalating battles on the Myanmar side, the Thai military has tightened security in border areas and has been monitoring the situation 24 hours a day.
Military news sources stated that since September 23, the terrorist junta has launched attacks on Lay Kay Kaw with five separate columns.
Furthermore, it was reported that the junta has been forcing newly conscripted soldiers—unlawfully recruited under the Military Service Law—to the frontlines by giving them narcotic drugs, which has resulted in significant numbers of deaths and injuries among their ranks.
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🚩🚩 2. Fallen Junta Soldiers Buried by Revolutionary Forces after Battle at Khine Oo – Shwebo Border
September 25
The Khine Oo Township People’s Defense Organization announced today, September 25, that revolutionary forces buried the bodies of junta soldiers who were killed in battle at the Khine Oo – Shwebo border area during clearance operations.
On September 22, revolutionary forces jointly ambushed and blocked a junta column attempting to advance into Khine Oo Township. The soldiers who died in that battle were later given burial by the revolutionary forces, according to reports.
In that clash, numerous junta soldiers, including officers holding the ranks of Lieutenant Colonel and Major, were killed, while others were wounded and two were captured alive.
The Khine Oo Township People’s Defense Organization further stated that while the junta suffered heavy casualties, the revolutionary forces sustained no losses and were able to seize enemy weapons.
On September 23, after the battle ended, the revolutionary forces conducted area clearance operations. They buried the fallen junta soldiers, including the officers, in appropriate places, provided medical treatment to the captured wounded, and handed them over to the relevant military departments, according to the Khine Oo Township People’s Defense Organization.
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🚩🚩 3. Junta Artillery Strike on Pin Paw Village, Kyaukme, Kills One Man and Injures Two Women
September 25
According to the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), junta forces shelled Pin Paw village in Kyaukme Township, within the Ta’ang 2nd Brigade territory in northern Shan State, killing one man and injuring two women on September 23.
The victim was identified as U San Lwin, who died instantly after being hit, while his wife, Daw Ni Ni, and daughter, Ma Su Nadi Lwin, were injured. The attack was carried out despite no active clashes in the area.
On September 24, junta forces also dropped two 250-pound bombs from aircraft on Pin Tee village in the Main Tin area of Kyaukme Township, destroying a monastery building and dining hall.
Additionally, Nam Hsot village was bombed with a 250-pound bomb, which damaged cornfields cultivated by local residents.
TNLA reported that throughout September, the junta has conducted repeated airstrikes in northern Shan: six times in Kyaukme, once in Hsipaw, and twice in Momeik—dropping a total of 21 bombs. These attacks resulted in one man killed, one man and four women injured, as well as the destruction of 19 houses, one school, one monastery, and one vehicle.
The PSLF/TNLA Information and Public Relations Department urged civilians to maintain constant vigilance, avoid junta airstrikes as much as possible, and follow protective measures against aerial attacks.
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🚩🚩 4. Junta Military Security Force (SRF) and Informants Captured in Kyaukme and Hsipaw, Says TNLA
September 25
The TNLA announced today that more than 10 junta military security force members (SRF) and informants were captured in Kyaukme and Hsipaw while they were conducting reconnaissance missions.
They were arrested during surprise inspection operations jointly conducted by the Ta’ang Township Police Force and relevant authorities.
According to TNLA, these individuals were deployed by the junta from Lashio. Their tasks included gathering intelligence about TNLA checkpoints, troop numbers, weaponry, departmental resources, camp locations, and civilian gathering sites in TNLA-administered areas. They also assessed the effectiveness of junta airstrikes after bombings.
Furthermore, the SRF members and informants provided reports on accessible routes for junta columns and logistics supply lines.
Records indicate they entered Kyaukme and Hsipaw towns disguised as merchants, beggars, or travelers, sometimes arriving by motorcycles, minibuses, or private cars. They conducted surveillance under various pretenses.
They communicated through gestures as well as meetings at teashops, betel stalls, and crowded public areas. Intelligence was passed on directly or sent to the junta via online platforms such as Viber, Facebook, WeChat, and Telegram.
TNLA also stated that the junta continues to send military security teams into other townships under TNLA control.
Currently, the captured SRF members and informants are being detained securely. If clear evidence of their crimes emerges, they will be prosecuted in accordance with the Ta’ang State laws, the TNLA declared.
This news was reported by Radio NUG correspondent Ko Khant.
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