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In September 2024, the Arakan Army (AA) launched an offensive to capture the city of Ann in Myanmar, the location of the headquarters of the Myanmar military's Western Command. The battle was a culmination of a year-long offensive by the Arakan Army to capture the entirety of Rakhine State. The battle ultimately resulted in the total defeat of ...
A Border Guard Force outpost was also captured. [43] On 15 July, junta forces launched an offensive to recapture areas near Momauk. [44] On 15 August, KIA forces capture the La Maung Camp, overlooking Hpakant. [45] On 19 August, KIA forces captured the last junta base in Momauk after months of fighting, completing their capture of the township ...
China has urged Myanmar to maintain stability along the border and "earnestly secure the safety of the lives and property of Chinese border residents" after fighting between the forces rocked the ...
The KNU, one of Myanmar’s most powerful ethic armed organizations, said its armed wing captured Battalion 275, the last remaining military base in the town, at around 10 p.m. Wednesday after ...
Witnesses on the Thai and Myanmar sides of the border said they heard explosions and heavy machine gun fire near a strategic bridge from late on Friday into Saturday.
Over 200 junta soldiers withdrew to another bridge on the border. In response, Thailand deployed the 3rd Army along the border. [12] The junta began sending reinforcements in a counteroffensive to retake the town, but were stalled in Kyondoe. [13] [14] On 12 April, Thai officials and the KNU spokesperson confirmed the capture of Myawaddy. The ...
A unit of the Chinese People's Liberation Army is also scheduled to organise live-fire exercises on the Chinese side of the China-Myanmar border from Aug. 27-29, according to a separate statement ...
On 17 January 2024, the Taingen camp on the Falam road to the Indian border was captured, with Chin resistance forces seizing arms and ammunition. [26] On 20 January 2024, after more than 600 junta soldiers and refugees crossed the India–Myanmar border, the Government of India announced a plan to fence the entire border. [27]