With support from the broader public and PDF resistance groups, the ethnic armies have made quick territorial gains while taking care to acknowledge China's concerns.
Adm. Tin Aung San and the vice-chair of China's Central Military Commission are thought to have discussed the ongoing ethnic offensive in Shan State at talks in Beijing.
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With support from the broader public and PDF resistance groups, the ethnic armies have made quick territorial gains while taking care to acknowledge China's concerns.
Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army spokesman Li Kyarwen has told The Irrawaddy that hundreds of junta troops have been killed since Friday.
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army says it is fighting to control Hseni town on the main China-Myanmar trade route in northern Shan State.
Adm. Tin Aung San and the vice-chair of China's Central Military Commission are thought to have discussed the ongoing ethnic offensive in Shan State at talks in Beijing.
Min Aung Hlaing complains that country is a victim of Washington's policy to contain China.
Pakokku People's Defense Force says a pro-junta Pyu Saw Htee militia is shelling villages in Pakokku and Myaing townships.
Ye Htut held at notorious Insein Prison after being charged with incitement for posts on Facebook. 
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Shan State and Mandalay, Sagaing, Magwe, Bago and Tanintharyi regions.
Khin Sandar Nyunt says photographing frontline healthcare personnel in a war zone in Kayah State is a way of resisting the junta.
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