The rapid victories of the Northern Alliance disprove notions that the military is both unassailable and the key to solving domestic political problems.
Resistance groups tell residents of Madaya Township to flee for safety as they follow the lead of the Brotherhood Alliance and drive junta troops out of the area.
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The rapid victories of the Northern Alliance disprove notions that the military is both unassailable and the key to solving domestic political problems.
The protests were a rare display of displeasure at Beijing by the regime, which has indirectly accused China of arming the alliance.
Junta air strikes are a constant threat for the inhabitants of camps for displaced people in Kayah State.
Resistance groups tell residents of Madaya Township to flee for safety as they follow the lead of the Brotherhood Alliance and drive junta troops out of the area.
Around 19,000 residents who abandoned Pauktaw last week have been stranded in the countryside, while electricity has been cut in the town. 
Regime pounds Loikaw with shells and bombs as the resistance's 1111 offensive sweeps into state capital. 
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Shan and Rakhine states and Sagaing, Bago and Tanintharyi regions.
Bangkok said Myanmar junta authorities helped 266 Thais to travel from Laukkai to the Chinese border; they will be repatriated via Kunming.
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