Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army targets regime's hilltop base near Laukkaing Town as it prepares to take the capital of Kokang zone near the border with China.
He trotted out the military's old 'three national causes' rhetoric in a bid to persuade the public the junta is all that stands in the way of national disintegration.
Regime troops and Pyu Saw Htee allies attacked a Monywa Township village on Saturday in response to a series of resistance strikes around the regional capital.
The KNLA and PDFs pushed all junta forces out of Mone after fierce clashes, it said. The town is strategically located on roads leading to Naypyitaw and the Thai border.
The battlefield tactics and level of coordination being displayed by its adversaries are unlike anything the military has encountered before. Part 2 of a two-part series.
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The rebel army says chemical bombs have twice been dropped on its forces in Paletwa Township, Chin State, since Sunday.
Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army targets regime's hilltop base near Laukkaing Town as it prepares to take the capital of Kokang zone near the border with China. 
He trotted out the military's old 'three national causes' rhetoric in a bid to persuade the public the junta is all that stands in the way of national disintegration.
Junta blockade has also caused severe fuel shortages, while restrictions on movement are preventing charities from delivering aid, residents say.
Regime troops and Pyu Saw Htee allies attacked a Monywa Township village on Saturday in response to a series of resistance strikes around the regional capital. 
Industrial zones have been told to secure their own fuel as the junta can no longer afford to subsidize imports.
The KNLA and PDFs pushed all junta forces out of Mone after fierce clashes, it said. The town is strategically located on roads leading to Naypyitaw and the Thai border.
The battlefield tactics and level of coordination being displayed by its adversaries are unlike anything the military has encountered before. Part 2 of a two-part series.
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