{"id":9189,"date":"2026-04-14T09:00:41","date_gmt":"2026-04-14T02:30:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/moemaka.net\/eng\/?p=9189"},"modified":"2026-04-14T09:00:41","modified_gmt":"2026-04-14T02:30:41","slug":"april-14-2026-m-cdm-domestic-news","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/moemaka.net\/eng\/2026\/04\/april-14-2026-m-cdm-domestic-news\/","title":{"rendered":"April 14, 2026 (m.CDM Domestic News)"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Hello, and from this moment on, we will present m.CDM\u2019s domestic news.
The news we will present today includes:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  1. AA Deputy Chief of Staff urges revolutionary forces to seize the opportunity created by the military coup and work tirelessly day and night.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  2. KNLA allied forces fully capture the Kyay Pyaung Kone outpost of the military council in the Mae Tha Waw area.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  3. In clearing operations against soldiers who fled the Lay Kay battle, 7 were killed and 2 captured alive; in Natta Lin, 1 soldier who was burning villages was captured alive; in Tanintharyi, 1 soldier was killed in battle.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  4. During Myanmar New Year Thingyan, the CRPH, the United States, Canada, and the EU sent New Year greetings, saying they will continue to stand for ending the crises and supporting democracy.
    These and other related stories will be presented.
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  5. AA Deputy Chief of Staff urges revolutionary forces to seize the opportunity created by the military coup and work tirelessly day and night
    m.CDM, April 13, 2026
    The terrorist military\u2019s seizure of power is a rare opportunity for ethnic armed organizations (EROs), and AA Deputy Chief of Staff Dr. Nyo Tun Aung has urged revolutionary forces to continue striving intensely, day and night, so that these hard-won opportunities are not lost.
    Dr. Nyo Tun Aung made these remarks on April 13 during the ceremony marking the 5th anniversary of the founding of the Interim Chin National Consultative Council (ICNCC).
    He said:
    \u201cOver the past one or two years, ethnic armed organizations in our respective regions, including in the northern Shan operations, launched major offensives. Because we were able to firmly seize the opportunities that emerged alongside the Spring Revolution, the fruits of revolutionary victory were enjoyed not only by individual organizations, but also by all the people connected and concerned, each in their own way. Beyond these successes, however, we still need to continue working in order to achieve our broader goals.\u201d
    He also pointed out that a situation like the present one, in which the military dictatorship is being resisted on such a massive scale, may arise only once in a hundred years, and therefore must be used in the best and most effective way possible.
    He warned that while organizations emerging from the Spring Revolution have strengths, they still also have weaknesses, and because the common enemy is trying to prevent revolutionary forces from making further gains, those weaknesses must be corrected as quickly as possible.
    Dr. Nyo Tun Aung strongly urged:
    \u201cThe opportunities we currently have are becoming fewer and fewer, so during the limited time we still have, work with all your strength, day and night, and redouble your efforts. Strive with full energy to fix your weaknesses in time.\u201d
    He also encouraged Chin revolutionary organizations, including the ICNCC, to build stronger and more cohesive unity, saying that if they work with full conviction and determination, no one will be able to stop their revolutionary resolve, and that all should join together in carrying out the tasks that require collective effort.
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  6. KNLA allied forces fully capture the Kyay Pyaung Kone outpost of the military council in the Mae Tha Waw area
    m.CDM, April 13, 2026
    According to ground sources, KNLA and allied forces fully captured the Kyay Pyaung Kone outpost of the terrorist military council in the Mae Tha Waw area of Hlaingbwe Township, Karen State, on the morning of April 13.
    The Kyay Pyaung Kone (Pana Aw Muu Thu) outpost is said to be one of the main forward defense posts protecting the military\u2019s Point 962 strategic hill, located along the Thai-Myanmar border in the territory of KNU Brigade 7, Hpa-An District.
    KNLA and allied forces reportedly began offensive operations against the outpost during the first week of April. During the battle, military council troops abandoned the base and fled, while the military side continued carrying out repeated airstrikes.
    Details regarding casualties on both sides and weapons or ammunition seized during the operation are still being investigated due to ground conditions.
    In the Mae Tha Waw area, the military council has three bases positioned in a triangular formation with a combined force of several hundred troops. These outposts are said to be strategically important positions that have been occupied since the time when the former KNU headquarters was at Manerplaw.
    Since fighting began, nearby villagers have had to flee to safety, and some reportedly crossed the border into Thailand to seek refuge.
    Previously, KNLA allied forces also successfully captured Let Yet Camp in KNU Brigade 3, Saw Htee Township on April 7, and Lay Kay Camp in KNU Brigade 1, Bilin Township on April 12.
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  7. In operations against soldiers fleeing the Lay Kay battle, 7 were killed and 2 captured alive; in Natta Lin, 1 soldier burning villages was captured alive; in Tanintharyi, 1 soldier was killed in battle
    m.CDM, April 13, 2026
    According to a statement from the Special Military Region Command, revolutionary forces pursued and attacked military council troops who fled from the battle to seize Lay Kay Camp in Bilin Township, Mon State, killing 7 and capturing 2 alive.
    The operation took place on April 13, when revolutionary forces hunted down the fleeing troops from Lay Kay camp.
    In addition, the following weapons and equipment were seized:
    \u2022 1 MA-4 combined weapon
    \u2022 1 MA-2 machine gun
    \u2022 4 MA-3 rifles
    \u2022 3 MA-1 rifles
    \u2022 1,200 rounds of 5.56 ammunition
    \u2022 200 rounds of \u201cNga Kyin Mee\u201d ammunition
    \u2022 5 hand grenades
    \u2022 10 magazines
    \u2022 1 communication radio
    \u2022 and other military supplies
    Similarly, in Natta Lin Township, Bago Region, revolutionary forces captured alive one soldier from a military council column that had been conducting operations and burning villages since April 5.
    That column reportedly bombed villages including Pae Ma Kham, Bant Bwe Kone, Kyauk Khwet, Kyun Lay Pin, Chaung Kham Gyi, and Ma Gyi Pin using motorized paragliders, drones, and aircraft, while also advancing on the ground and burning and destroying homes.
    Because of the military council\u2019s violent actions, Ko Tun Tun Oo (over 30 years old), Ko La Pyae Wun (35 years old), and 2 unidentified civilians \u2014 4 people in total \u2014 were killed, and many homes were burned to ashes.
    Up to the present time, because of that military column, thousands of civilians from around 18 villages in Natta Lin Township have fled to safety and are in urgent need of food supplies.
    Likewise, in Tanintharyi Township, Tanintharyi Region, at around 2:30 p.m. on April 11, fighting broke out near Hkauk Mile Village between terrorist military council troops and a joint force from Myeik District Battalion 2 and Battalion 3, according to an announcement by Myeik District Battalion 2.
    Then, at around 3:10 p.m., revolutionary forces launched another attack near the Nya Shit Office in Nga Mile Village against the military column as it was retreating.
    During those clashes, 1 military council soldier was killed and another was injured, while 1 comrade from Myeik District Battalion 3 heroically fell in battle.
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  8. Military torches North Lu Kan village in Pakokku Township; nearly the entire village, including the school, is burned to ashes
    m.CDM, April 13
    According to local sources, the terrorist military burned and destroyed North Lu Kan village in Pakokku Township, Magway Region, reducing nearly the entire village to ashes, including the school.
    The military, which had been stationed at the monastery in North Lu Kan village, set fire to houses in the village at around 8 a.m. on April 12. Although the fire department was informed by phone, it was reportedly unable to extinguish the fire because it did not receive permission from the military, resulting in almost the whole village being burned down.
    Local residents told some local media outlets that the village\u2019s basic education high school was also destroyed in the fire set by the military.
    According to residents, nearly 500 houses were burned down, and only around 50 houses remained untouched, including homes around the monastery and school compound where the military was stationed.
    It is also reported that the military has been stationed in North Lu Kan village for nearly two years, and most villagers have not dared to stay in the village since the troops arrived, forcing them into displacement.
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  9. Graduation ceremony for junior officer training jointly organized by TRI Strategy and Magway PDF to enhance military skills and leadership
    m.CDM, April 13
    A graduation ceremony for a junior officer training course aimed at improving military capability and leadership was held on April 11 by TRI Strategy and Magway PDF.
    The People\u2019s Defense Force TRI Strategy, Strategy No. 93, under the Ministry of Defense of the National Unity Government, together with the Magway People\u2019s Defense Force (MAGWAY PDF), jointly organized the NCO training graduation ceremony, intended to strengthen comrades\u2019 military skills and leadership capacity.
    Those attending the ceremony included the tactical commander and chief of staff from the People\u2019s Defense Force TRI Strategy, the political officer of the Bamar People\u2019s Liberation Army (BPLA), the battalion commander and responsible officials from Monywa District Battalion 2, the strategic commander and officials from MAGWAY PDF, local elders, and invited guests.
    At the ceremony, commanders and responsible officials delivered congratulatory speeches to the graduating junior officers and encouraged them to become disciplined and capable young leaders who would help strengthen the revolutionary journey.
    According to TRI Strategy, 42 junior officers successfully completed the course, in which they systematically studied military science and leadership subjects, and they will return to serve duties in their respective battalions and units.
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  10. KNDF Chair says they support Chin Brotherhood and CNF working together toward forming a single state force and will assist federal unit governments
    m.CDM, April 13, 2026
    Khun Bhee Htoo, Chair of the KNDF and spokesperson for the SRA, said that they strongly support cooperation and unity among the currently divided Chin revolutionary forces toward the formation of a single state\/federal unit army, and that they will work together with federal unit governments.
    He made the remarks on April 13 while delivering a speech on behalf of the Spring Revolution Alliance (SRA) at the ceremony marking the 5th anniversary of the founding of the ICNCC.
    He said:
    \u201cNow, together with the ICNCC, the CB (Chin Brotherhood) forces continue to stand and remain active, and they are also moving toward greater unity with the CNF, toward becoming a single army and a single state unit government. That deserves encouragement and support. In the same way, if each state unit can build such forces, then the federal system and federal armies we want will already have come into being.\u201d
    He also said that although the SRA includes many armed groups with differing political ideas, all of them are forces for the revolution, and that they hope to cooperate together with unit governments and the National Unity Government (NUG).
    He added that in today\u2019s revolution, each unit must build strong governance structures with full responsibility and accountability to the people, and must move forward together with the public by responding to people\u2019s voices and needs.
    Khun Bhee Htoo explained that he envisions three types of armed structures in the Spring Revolution:<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  11. a nationwide Union force led by the NUG,<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  12. state and regional federal unit forces,<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  13. alliance formations such as the SRA.
    He said he believes that if such structures can be built, the military dictatorship can be overthrown through combined military and political pressure.
    The Spring Revolution Alliance (SRA) was formed on December 15, 2025, and reportedly includes a total of 19 revolutionary groups, among them BPLA, KNDF, CB, MSRF, SAF, YA, YDF, 96 Soldiers PDF, DPLF, and BA.
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  14. CRPH Chair urges revolutionary forces to reconcile differences and systematically crush the common enemy
    m.CDM, April 13, 2026
    U Aung Kyi Nyunt, Chair of the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), has urged revolutionary forces to reconcile and coordinate their differences and systematically defeat their common enemy.
    He made the remarks in a speech at the ceremony held on April 13 marking the 5th anniversary of the founding of the ICNCC.
    He said:
    \u201cIt is even more important that all revolutionary forces, including the ICNCC, move forward in unity together with the people. It is necessary to reconcile differences among ourselves, find solutions through coordination and integration, and systematically destroy the common enemy. We firmly believe that such efforts are being made, and we can clearly see them happening.\u201d
    He also warned that the terrorist military group is trying to deceive people through sham elections, a fake civilian government model, and popular-sounding rhetoric.
    He pointed out that the military\u2019s ultimate objective remains to force the country back under the 2008 Constitution and the NCA, under which the military would permanently dominate, and therefore unity among revolutionary forces is crucial.
    He further said that because the military is losing ground in offensives, it has intensified inhumane acts of terror across the country, including in Chin State, especially through airstrikes. Citing AAPP figures, he said that at least 7,972 civilians have been killed due to the military\u2019s violence.
    He added that the enormous sacrifices made must not be betrayed by surrender before the aspirations of those who paid the price are fulfilled, and that although the revolutionary journey has ups and downs, the momentum of the people\u2019s revolution has not declined and continues to move forward with force.
    He also honored the Chin people at home and abroad for their energetic participation in every sector of the revolution, along with the sacrifices of Chin martyrs and heroes, and pledged that the CRPH is always ready to cooperate hand in hand so that the ICNCC\u2019s goals can be fully achieved.
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  15. Tamu District Command orders unauthorized checkpoints and security gates to close by the end of this month
    m.CDM, April 13
    The Tamu District Command Office under Military Region No. 1 Headquarters issued Order Notification No. 2\/2026 on April 13, directing that all unauthorized inspection and security checkpoints be closed by the end of this month.
    The announcement states that no inspection or security checkpoints may be opened within Tamu District without permission from the District Command Office, and warns that all checkpoints and security gates opened without authorization must be shut down no later than April 30.
    It also says that failure to comply with this order will result in effective action being taken, according to the Tamu District Commander under Military Region No. 1 Headquarters.
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  16. During Myanmar New Year Thingyan, CRPH, the United States, Canada, and the EU send greetings, saying they will continue supporting an end to the crises and the cause of democracy
    m.CDM, April 13, 2026
    During the Myanmar traditional New Year Thingyan period, the CRPH, along with the United States, Canada, and the European Union, issued separate messages of goodwill for the people of Myanmar, wishing them renewed strength and hope.
    The CRPH prayed:
    \u201cBeginning from this Myanmar New Year season, may all ethnic peoples throughout the Union be cool and peaceful like pure, cool water; may they be safe and free from calamities and disease.\u201d
    It also expressed the wish that:
    \u201cAll may continue walking hand in hand together on the path toward federal democracy.\u201d
    U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised the people of Myanmar, saying they have repeatedly shown courage and resilience in the midst of suffering, and wished them strength, endurance, and renewed hope in the New Year.
    He also reaffirmed that the United States remains committed to helping bring an end to the conflict and crises in Myanmar.
    Canada also issued a message honoring the courage, perseverance, and steadfast hope for peace shown by the people of Myanmar.
    It additionally expressed deep concern over the increasing airstrikes against civilians, schools, hospitals, and religious buildings, as well as the continued arrest and detention of political prisoners, and condemned these acts of violence.
    Canada further stated that it remains firmly in solidarity with those striving for peace and an inclusive democratic future.
    The European Union also sent a message saying it will continue to stand in solidarity with the people of Myanmar, with unity and hope.
    The EU added:
    \u201cEven if the hardships of the past cannot be fully washed away, may the New Year bring peace, strength, and a better future.\u201d
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    The news presented here was contributed by Ko Thit and Lu Lay.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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