Hello. Here are today’s domestic news headlines from m.CDM.
The National Unity Government (NUG) said that inclusive dialogue among revolutionary forces would help achieve a political solution involving all stakeholders.
At the United Nations, Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun said Myanmar’s military coup has reversed years of development, worsening poverty, displacement, and humanitarian conditions.
KNU Chairman Padoh Saw Kwe Htoo Win called for continued efforts to build a genuine federal democratic union and urged unity among resistance groups.
A police commando column accused of killing 20 PDF fighters in Chauk Township was reportedly hit by a landmine attack, with resistance forces claiming five police officers were killed and seven injured.
Reports said junta forces detained around 70 civilians in Yebyu Township, burned two villages, and airstrikes in several regions reportedly killed at least six civilians.
Resistance groups said they attacked a military checkpoint in Paukkaung Township with rockets, reportedly killing five soldiers, including an officer.
In Karenni State, an airstrike on an internally displaced persons camp reportedly killed one civilian and damaged homes and vehicles.
The SCEF said political realities in Myanmar have changed, claiming local authorities now provide governance and public services in many areas instead of the central administration.
Fortify Rights called on Myanmar’s democratic forces to establish independent war crimes investigation units to examine alleged human rights abuses by all armed groups.
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) warned Myanmar could face stronger international financial measures if it fails to improve its anti-money laundering system by October 2026.
The NUG Ministry of Defence said resistance forces killed nearly 650 junta personnel in June and reported hundreds of civilian casualties caused by the conflict.
Those are today’s main domestic news updates from m.CDM. Thank you for listening.