How is the KNDF helping the 32 soldiers who surrendered to the White Flag Prison in Loi Ko?
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"Leave the guns. Raise the white flag. Do nothing. The KNDF is Deputy Chief Mawi. Do nothing. They can shoot you now. But they won't shoot. Okay. Raise the white flag. Get out the hole. I guarantee you won't do it at all. Raise the white flag, bring the hats. Bring the white clothes. Leave the guns."
November 15
Karenni State The KNDF officially announced that 32 members of the Military Council surrendered with their weapons in Loikaw.
KNDF Deputy Chief of Staff Mawi invited the soldiers of the military council who surrendered and gave them medical treatment as well as security.
"Leave the guns. Raise the white flag. We will do nothing. KNDF Deputy Chief Mawi. We will not do anything. We can shoot you at this time. But we will not shoot. Yes. Raise the white flag. Come out. We will not do it at all. Raise the white flag. Bring the hats. Bring the white clothes. Leave the guns," KNDF Deputy Chief Mawi said. .
In Karenni State, the KNDF column, which is a part of the "11.11 Operation" (11.11 Operation), on the third and fourth day of the operation, defeated the 425th Army Corps and the 6th Army Battalion of the 66th Division stationed in Loikaw University.
On the 13th of November, almost an entire battalion, including the commander and vice-commander of the Military Council's 425 Khmer Battalion stationed in the campus of Loikaw University, was killed, and nearly half of the strength of the 6th Khmer was defeated.
On November 14, the operation was carried out from morning to evening to finish off the troops of the 6th Chamber who were stationed in the campus of Loikaw University. It is learned that 32 military council soldiers led by the company commander surrendered after giving the opportunity to the rest of the military council troops to surrender.
In the operation of the KNDF column which assaulted the 2nd Batt
Oct 10
Breaking News: 32 people, including 13 children, were killed in Laiza, where the KIA/KIO headquarters were, with heavy weapons fired by the Military Council (video/audio).
Kachin State According to KIA news sources and some local residents of Laiza, when the military council troops opened fire on Laiza, where the KIA/KIO headquarters is located, at least 32 people, including 13 children, were killed and many others were injured.
On October 9, at past 11:00 p.m., the army opened fire with heavy weapons. As a result of this shooting, at 1:00 a.m. today, a shell hit the Mon Lai Che war refugee camp, where civilians and war refugees live in Laiza, killing 13 children. 32 people, including women, died. There are many injured people.
"Last night at midnight, heavy weapons fell towards the refugee camp where civilians live and many people died. Many of them were women and children. 32 people were confirmed. 13 of them were children," said a KIA source.
It is learned that the Mon Lai Chesi evacuation camp, which the army fired with heavy weapons, is located 2 miles away from Laiza city.
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I'm here watching the sunset
People are keeping horses, birds are roosting, and when dusk comes, time suddenly slows down, and people slow down too.
Look over there, the house where our family lived happily
It will become a big pile of ashes
I never thought that our future has disappeared and our happiness has also stopped. Do you hear the cries of our ethnic brothers and sisters? Our beliefs and convictions make us stronger. War must end with war, until tyranny is rooted out.
We want the people's government, there must be no invasion in Myanmar. It is the responsibility of the people's government to free the plots of land that have been seized by successive dictators for everyone who does not have land.
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Aug 12
A revolutionary impersonation group led by a buffalo who killed and robbed a pregnant woman in Mon village was arrested and found to be a group created by the army.
Monywa Township Public Security Organization (PALFA) arrested overnight a group of 6 armed armed men who shot and killed a pregnant woman in Monywa Township, Sagaing Province.
On August 8th at 3:00 p.m., Monywa City, A 25-year-old pregnant woman living in Thantaw Peninsula area, Ma Aye Nyein, was attacked and robbed by a group led by a buffalo.
The armed group Monywa Force, led by the accused Buffalo, arrested and killed innocent people out of personal hatred under the name of Dalan Clearing. It was an organization related to the Military Council, which carried out violence to discredit the name of the revolution
"We were able to arrest the defendants at around 10:00 p.m., 7 hours after the case started. The group of buffaloes did not participate in the battles of revolutionary activities. It was found out that they were an abnormal group created by the Terrorist War Council. In this case, there is only one behind the scenes. We will continue to arrest and take action."
According to Monywa Palafa, the military council army and the police were unable to arrest the perpetrators of the crimes that occurred in Monywa township, but the Monywa township public security team was able to arrest and prosecute more than 80 defendants.
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