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Aerial seeding conducted in Nay Pyi Taw, Shan State

WITH the cooperation of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation and the office of the Commander-in-Chief (Air), Tatmadaw aircraft dropped seed balls in the forest reserve areas of Tatkon Township

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Vegetation clearup underway at Bagan World Heritage Site

VEGETATION clearance is being carried out regularly at temples and other ancient monuments within the Bagan World Heritage Site, according to the Department of Archaeology and National Museum (Bagan Branch). Every two we

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Bago Region expands fish farming industry

THE fish farming industry in Bago Region, which produces aquatic products sufficient for local consumption and exports the surplus abroad, has been steadily increasing its production year by year, according to the Bago R

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Four Regions Tapped for Massive Rice Export Push

THE Rice Export Zone project will be launched in the Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, Bago, Yangon, and Ayeyawady regions, with a view to exporting premium rice and paddy in the 2026-2027 monsoon paddy season. This decision was

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Regime envoy attends Ayatollah’s funeral in Iran; Starlink satellite internet blackout in Myanmar?

Regime envoy attends Ayatollah’s funeral in Iran Tin Aung San, the regime President’s Office Minister and National Security Advisor to Min Aung Hlaing, attended Iran’s late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral in Tehran on Friday, regime media reported. Khamenei was assassinated on the first day of combined U.S.-Israeli airstrikes targeting high-ranking Iranian regime officials in Tehran on Feb. 28. Regime media reported that Tin Aung San held talks with officials from Iran’s Ministries of Defence and Foreign Affairs on enhancing bilateral relations and economic cooperation July 1-5. Tin Aung San was elected to the Pyithu Hlutttaw, or lower house of parliament, for Naypyidaw’s Ottarathiri Township representing the military-proxy Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) in the regime’s 2025-26 elections. He served as the Burma Navy chief from 2015-21, then as one of the regime’s six deputy prime ministers and defence minister in August 2023 but was dismissed from the post in December 2024. Tin Aung San has been sanctioned by the U.S., the U.K., Canada, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, and the E.U., since 2021. Check out our DVB Myanmar Sanctions Monitor Starlink satellite internet blackout in Myanmar? Thousands of residents and resistance fighters in Burma are facing sudden communication blackouts after Starlink deactivated terminals across the country. The move, aimed at crippling illicit cyber scam operations, has inadvertently severed a vital lifeline for regions under a military-imposed internet shutdown. According to local sources, terminals have been offline since Thursday in resistance-controlled areas, including Kachin, Karenni, and Arakan states, as well as the Mandalay and Sagaing regions. Service providers estimate that more than 20 per cent of the Starlink terminals currently active inside Burma have been deactivated. Protest at Chinese Consulate in Chiang Mai turns chaotic A peaceful rally outside the Chinese Consulate General in Chiang Mai, Thailand, on Monday descended into chaos after Thai police physically blocked protesters from approaching the building. The rally was organized to demand accountability from Beijing regarding toxic heavy metal contamination linked to Chinese-backed mining operations in neighbouring Burma. Organized by the People’s Network for the Protection of the Kok, Sai, Ruak, and Mekong Rivers, the rally sought to draw international attention to the devastating transboundary impacts of unregulated rare earth and gold mining along the Burma-Thailand border. The rally was abruptly disrupted when Thai police deployed officers and barricades to prevent the crowd from reaching the front of the consulate. News by Region ARAKAN—Residents of Thandwe Township told DVB that over 80 youth detained for months without trial for attempting “to leave Arakan State” were forcibly recruited by the Arakan Army (AA) in late June. Thandwe, located 180 miles (290 km) south of the state capital Sittwe, was seized by the AA in July 2024. The AA issued a National Defence Emergency Provision on March 18, 2025, barring males 18-45 and females 18-25 from leaving the 14 of 17 townships under its control “until the emergency period caused by the ongoing conflict ends.” All youth are required to serve at least two years with the AA. BAGO—Residents in Nattalin Township told DVB that two people were injured and 60 homes were damaged by a tornado on Sunday. Damaged power lines and telecommunications towers have hampered damage assessments. Nattalin is located 137 miles (220 km) north of the region’s capital. MAGWAY—The statue of Burma independence hero General Aung San, the father of detained State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, was toppled and destroyed in Yesagyo Township on Sunday. The statue was unveiled on July 14, 2019, during the National League for Democracy (NLD) government. Residents told DVB that the nine-foot (2.7-metre) statue, weighing around 4,900 kg, was removed ahead of Martyrs’ Day on July 19, which commemorates the assassination of Aung San in 1947. At least eight Aung San statues have reportedly been demolished nationwide since the 2021 coup. The post Regime envoy attends Ayatollah’s funeral in Iran; Starlink satellite internet blackout in Myanmar?

Mizzima (Burmese)

Min Aung Hlaing’s New History – Hatred for Daughter and Plan to Destroy Father’s Statue

Following the coup, the destruction of General Aung San’s statues has become more frequent. As jealousy and hatred towards Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and the NLD party take root, it has escalated to the point of intentionally destroying national monuments. How far will the statue-destroying war of the military leader, who is targeting the father’s statues because he cannot defeat his daughter, continue? Will he continue to exploit General Aung San for his convenience and show him respect with a brazen face, or is he attempting to forge a new history?

Ayeyarwaddy Times

Heroin carried by Thai air hostess traced to Myanmar

Police investigations into heroin carried by a flight attendant from a Thai airline have led to the assumption that the drugs were produced in Myanmar and smuggled into northern Thailand via Laos. The heroin smuggled by

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Illegal Market Stalls to be Removed in Pyinmana City

U Win Moe Khine, a member of the Nay Pyi Taw Council, stated that illegal market stalls will be removed and cleared to facilitate the cleaning of garbage from drainage canals in Pyinmana City. This was stated in response

Myanmar International TV

Myanmar delegation in Iran for funeral of former Supreme Leader

At the invitation of the Government of Iran, Union Minister for the President Office U Tin Aung San and delegates made a visit to Islamic Republic of Iran from 1st to 5th July to attend the Funeral of Iranian former Supr

Mizzima (Burmese)

The military group tore down the statues of generals in Nessulu and Kamma

Photo: Natmak Road, Vahan Township, Yangon General bronze statue in General Park. (MOI) July 6 Mizzima. . Every time I bend, According to local residents, the military group demolished the bronze statues of General Aung San in Reaslu town and Kamma town yesterday (July 5) night. The watershed city that was demolished It is reported that the general statue in the multi-office courtyard was built with donations from the people. The press officer of the People's Defense Forces (Reis) said, "Yesterday on the 5th, around 12:00 p.m., these guys (military groups) started demolishing it. The main thing is that it's close to Martyr's Day. I don't know if traffic is closed in front of all offices this morning. The general's statue has been removed today. It was removed and even covered with a rain cover inside the office." Locals said that the bronze statue of the general in Kamma was demolished yesterday around 10:00 pm by the police and security forces under the military group. It is said that the bronze statue next to the Kamma football stadium was built by the local residents during the NLD government.Did you remove it because you have an attitude? I don't know if it's now. By doing this, General Aung San's history will not fade away," said a local. The general bronze statue in Kamma arrived in the city on February 3, 2020. The resident said that the opening ceremony was held on the 13th of that month. Head of Magwe Division to the opening ceremony Speaker of Parliament MPs and members of the public attended. In addition, Nay Pyi Taw Pubbathiri, Bago, Pathein only water Tha Keta South Okkalapa captain Statues of generals in the towns of Taungnu and Kungsang were also removed. During June and July, the military group destroyed the general's bronze statues. Regarding this issue, political analysts say that the military group is destroying the historical image of General Aung San. letter. . Aung Kyaw Phyo The post Military group demolishes the statues of generals in Yesarsu and Kamma appeared first on BUR.MIZZIMA.COM.