Unable to reclaim its lost ground, and with fighting escalating on multiple fronts, the regime has been reduced to beefing up defenses in its fortress, Naypyitaw.
The United Nations is arranging for small numbers of Rohingya to be resettled in western countries while violence in Rakhine State has blocked plans for repatriation.
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army and Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army say the regime is repeatedly dropping chemical bombs in northern Shan State.
The National Unity Govt said it never met 'any individual, including so-called representatives of the illegitimate military junta… at any place nor at any point in time.'
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Unable to reclaim its lost ground, and with fighting escalating on multiple fronts, the regime has been reduced to beefing up defenses in its fortress, Naypyitaw.
The United Nations is arranging for small numbers of Rohingya to be resettled in western countries while violence in Rakhine State has blocked plans for repatriation.
Parallel civilian government says the revenue will help ongoing resistance offensive to kick junta out of power. 
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army and Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army say the regime is repeatedly dropping chemical bombs in northern Shan State.
Jin San Jiao is latest northern Shan State trade hub in crosshairs of ethnic Brotherhood Alliance.
The National Unity Govt said it never met 'any individual, including so-called representatives of the illegitimate military junta… at any place nor at any point in time.'
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Shan State and Sagaing and Mandalay regions.
An offensive by the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army captured the Kyin San Kyawt border gate on Sunday, local media said.
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