Hello, and welcome. From now on, we will be presenting m.CDM’s domestic news updates.
Today’s main headlines include:
- The military junta announces that State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has been transferred to house arrest.
- KNA Chairman warns against increasing clashes among revolutionary groups and urges focus on the common enemy—the military dictatorship.
- Over 20 junta troops, including officers, killed in an ambush on a military convoy along the Myingyan–Nyaung-U road.
- At least five civilians, including children, killed as the military conducts killings and airstrikes in Kawkareik, Kyarinseikgyi, Hpakant, and Nyaunglebin.
We will also present other related news.
⸻ - Daw Aung San Suu Kyi transferred to house arrest, junta announces
m.CDM, April 30
The military junta announced on the evening of April 30 that detained State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has been transferred to serve the remainder of her sentence under house arrest at a designated residence.
According to the junta, the transfer was carried out on humanitarian grounds to mark the full moon day of Kasone (Buddha Day), moving her from Naypyidaw Prison.
They cited Section 401(1) of the Criminal Procedure Code, stating she will continue serving her remaining sentence at home, though the exact location was not disclosed.
State-controlled MRTV footage showed her wearing a white blouse and a dark blue patterned longyi.
This announcement comes amid widespread public demands, including from her son Ko Htein Lin, for proof that she is alive. It also follows calls from ASEAN for her release, as well as recent visits and statements by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Thailand’s foreign minister.
The junta has held her incommunicado for over 1,900 days (more than five years).
⸻ - KNA chairman warns against internal conflicts among revolutionary groups
m.CDM, April 30
Kayan National Army (KNA) Chairman Khun Banyar Than warned that increasing clashes among revolutionary groups must be addressed promptly and urged them not to forget their common enemy—the military dictatorship.
He stated via social media that the military is systematically implementing its roadmap aligned with China’s agenda in both political and military spheres.
He added that the junta continues daily attacks, including bombings against civilians and resistance forces.
Clashes among anti-junta groups have recently increased in northern Shan, Chin, Kachin, Karen, Tanintharyi, central Myanmar, and southern Shan/Karenni regions.
He urged groups to resolve conflicts properly, prevent escalation, and maintain unity so as not to harm the revolution.
“All of us must remember that the military dictatorship is our common enemy, and we must fight it together,” he said.
He also warned that the military may exploit instability in the Kayan region to launch further ground and air operations, urging civilians and resistance groups to remain vigilant.
⸻ - Over 20 junta troops killed in ambush on Myingyan–Nyaung-U road
m.CDM, April 30
More than 20 junta troops, including officers, were killed in an ambush by resistance forces on a military convoy along the Myingyan–Nyaung-U road in Mandalay Region, according to Burmese Guerrilla Force (BGF-Myingyan).
The attack occurred around 9:30 a.m. on April 27 and lasted about 45 minutes.
Resistance forces reportedly destroyed two out of three military vehicles. Reinforcements from Myingyan and Nyaung-U were deployed during the clash.
Additional junta reinforcements arriving in two 12-wheel trucks from Nyaung-U were also hit by landmines.
Approximately 25 junta personnel were killed, with additional घायल (injured). One resistance fighter was wounded.
The operation involved multiple groups, including Scorpions PDF and BGF-Myingyan.
⸻ - Junta retakes Indaw; heavy casualties reported in multiple areas
m.CDM, April 30
The military has recaptured Indaw town in Sagaing Region, which had been held for over a year by NUG-aligned resistance forces.
The town was retaken following ground offensives supported by airstrikes. Resistance forces reportedly withdrew due to being outmatched.
Indaw is strategically important as a gateway to Kachin State and a key junction connecting Kachin, Sagaing, and northern Shan.
Around 7,000 civilians have fled due to ongoing fighting and airstrikes.
In Hpakant Township, heavy casualties were reported among junta troops and militia after drone attacks by KIA and allied forces.
In Natmauk Township, resistance forces killed five soldiers and injured six in a landmine attack.
⸻ - Mobye LPDF disbanded over human rights violations
m.CDM, April 30
The Mobye Local PDF led by Aung Min has been permanently disbanded due to human rights violations.
Weapons were surrendered on April 27 to local authorities and community representatives.
The group was accused of assassinations, killing civilians and detainees, threatening civilians, and misusing weapons for personal gain.
Clashes during disarmament left Aung Min and eight others dead.
Remaining members have been detained and will face legal proceedings under the Karenni Joint Command (JCS).
⸻ - Junta outpost seized in Myaing Township
Resistance forces captured a military outpost in Myaing Township after multiple clashes between April 26–29.
Weapons and ammunition were seized, and junta forces fled.
⸻ - Airstrikes intensify across Magway and Indaw regions
On the full moon day of Kasone, the military conducted multiple airstrikes using at least seven fighter jets across Gangaw, Htilin, Kyaukhtu, Mindat, and Indaw areas.
At least 15 airstrikes were carried out within a few hours.
Civilians have been urged to remain alert to airstrike dangers.
⸻ - UN Secretary-General calls for compassion and peace
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged people to follow Buddha’s teachings and work toward a peaceful and sustainable world.
He highlighted global tensions and called for compassion, nonviolence, and unity.
⸻ - Civilians, including children, killed in airstrikes and attacks
At least five civilians, including children, were killed in junta attacks across Karen and Kachin States.
Incidents include drone bombings, airstrikes, executions, and destruction of homes and infrastructure.
⸻ - Labor groups call for resistance on May Day
The Myanmar Labor Alliance (MLA) called on workers to unite and resist military dictatorship on International Workers’ Day.
They highlighted worsening economic conditions, labor rights abuses, and forced conscription.
⸻ - NUG issues Buddha Day message
The National Unity Government released a message honoring fallen heroes and reaffirming commitment to the revolution.
Religious merit-making events were held in liberated areas.
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These reports were contributed by Ko Thit, Lu Lay, and Khar Shell.