
Myanmar Military News Updates – Jun 11, 2025 Morning 🚩🚩 1. KNU Captures Military Camp at A Moe Border Point (Point 2566) on the Myanmar–Thailand Border June 10Radio NUG The Karen National Union (KNU) has announced that it successfully captured a…

The TNLA has ordered PDF forces to withdraw from certain areas in Naungcho Township, leading to concerns of a handover to the junta. Meanwhile, the TNLA has formed the Ta’ang Land Council to establish governance in captured regions. The MNDAA also plans to surrender Theinni to the junta, amid pressures possibly tied to China’s interests.

The Myanmar military council plans to hold elections in 267 townships by late 2025, though feasibility is questionable due to widespread control by resistance groups. A tragic incident highlights the crisis: a 13-year-old Karenni girl died by suicide after being unable to attend school, reflecting the severe disruption of education amid ongoing conflict.