Myanmar Military News Updates – Sep 29, 2025 Evening
📌📌 1. AA Captures Outpost of Nat Yay Kan Air Defense Base
September 30
According to local sources, the Arakan Army (AA), together with allied resistance forces, has seized an outpost of the Nat Yay Kan Air Defense Base, located on the Ann–Padang road in Ngaphe Township, along the Rakhine–Magway border.
The captured base, known as Gote Kyi Village Outpost, was a strategically important military post used for Tatmadaw (junta) logistics support.
Military sources close to the AA reported that AA and its allied forces launched an offensive operation against Gote Kyi Village Outpost during the last week of September, and successfully captured it on September 28.
It is further reported that AA and allied forces had already taken control of villages such as Linn Te and Sone Teik along the Rakhine Yoma mountain range between Ann and Padang, and have now expanded control to include Gote Kyi Village.
Although the outpost had hundreds of junta troops stationed there, they were forced to abandon their positions and flee from the Nat Yay Kan Air Defense Base due to the strong assault of AA and allied forces.
At present, AA and allied PDF forces are continuing their offensive against the Nat Yay Kan Air Defense Base. In response, the junta’s MASAC-905 Command Headquarters and Artillery Battalion No. 409, based at Sone Kone in Padang Township (about 10 miles away from the base), are reinforcing the area with troops and carrying out aerial bombardments along the Ann–Padang road.
Military observers note that if the resistance forces succeed in capturing Nat Yay Kan View Hill, they would be able to dominate the Ann–Padang road, thereby posing a direct threat to the junta’s military production factories.
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📌📌 2. Nay Pyi Taw PDF Battalion 803 Commander Dies During Mobilization Mission
September 30
The Nay Pyi Taw PDF Battalion 803 has announced that its commander, Comrade Regna (aka C Jade), passed away during a mobilization mission.
According to the statement, Battalion Commander Regna (C Jade) died of exhaustion on September 27 while conducting organizational and mobilization duties within controlled territories.
Deputy Battalion Commander Comrade Yarmoon of PDF 803 explained that Regna collapsed on his way back from the mission, due to fatigue compounded by heavy rain, difficult terrain, and his own weakened condition.
The battalion declared that Commander Regna had diligently fulfilled his duties with dedication, perseverance, and sacrifice, serving as a role model for the entire unit.
It further emphasized that his death is a great loss for the battalion, but pledged that its forces will continue their revolutionary duties for the emergence of a Federal Democratic Union.
The Nay Pyi Taw Military Command also issued condolences to his family and honored him as a fallen hero of the revolution.
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📌📌 3. Resistance Forces Attack Bahan Police Station with Hand Grenades
September 30
Revolutionary groups reported that an attack with hand grenades was carried out on Bahan Police Station, located on Kabaraye Pagoda Road in Yangon’s Bahan Township, possibly causing junta casualties.
The attack took place around 10:00 PM on September 29, when revolutionary forces threw multiple grenades at the police station.
According to the announcement, the Bahan Police were deliberately targeted under Operation Flame – “Fire Power,” as they were actively collaborating in the junta’s sham election preparations and oppressing the public through unlawful arrests and torture.
The groups further stated that preliminary reports indicate junta casualties, but details are still being verified.
The Operation Flame group declared that the Yangon revolutionary alliances will never recognize the junta’s sham elections and will escalate joint attacks to eliminate the terrorist regime.
The assault on Bahan Police Station was a coordinated effort by Yangon Western District PDF, Kyimyindaing Township PDF, Latha Township PDF, and Operation Flame.
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📌📌 4. Conscription Victim Defects to Resistance with Weapons and Ammunition
September 30
A conscripted junta soldier, formerly a resistance supporter who had been forcibly recruited, defected to Minbu District PDF Battalion 5 with weapons and ammunition, according to local military sources.
The defector, identified as Htett Myat Htun, had been serving under Light Infantry Battalion 254 (LIB-254) based at Nwal Ta Mae Bridge Gate in Sin Phyu Kyun Township, Magway. He surrendered to the resistance forces on September 20 with the following items:
- 1 MA-2 rifle
- 3 magazines
- 1 magazine pouch
- 1 hand grenade
- 145 rounds of 5.56 mm ammunition
His defection was officially confirmed by an officer from Minbu District PDF Battalion 5.
It is reported that Htett Myat Htun was previously a comrade in the resistance logistics network. He was captured by junta forces in July 2023 while operating between Pyin Oo Lwin and Mandalay, and was forced into conscription. After undergoing three months of training at 910 Recruitment Unit in Mandalay and six months at Hopone, he was later deployed to Pakokku-based Infantry Battalion 101 and eventually transferred to LIB-254.
Minbu District resistance forces announced that Htett Myat Htun has been awarded 100 lakhs (10 million MMK) as recognition for defecting with arms and ammunition.
They also encouraged other junta soldiers and conscripts to break free from the military dictatorship and join the revolutionary forces, assuring that those who do so will be warmly welcomed.
This news was reported by Ko Khant, Radio NUG Correspondent.
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