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Khit Thit Media

25 Junta Forces Members Died Across Myanmar

Yangon, June 17 According to information obtained on June 17 across Myanmar, it has been learned from the statements and pronouncements of the People's Defense Forces that 25 members of the junta forces have died. Yangon

ONE NEWS

Miss Universe Myanmar 2026 Winner Miss May Grace Perry

The Grand Final of Miss Universe Myanmar 2026 was held on the evening of June 17th at the Hexagon Complex in Shwe Htut Tin Won, Yangon, and Miss May Grace Perry, representing the city of Basein, was crowned the winner. A

Ayeyarwaddy Times

Aung San Suu Kyi's trial, verdict postponed

The verdict in the trial of Aung San Suu Kyi, who was detained by the Myanmar military in a coup, has been postponed. The military has imposed information control on the proceedings and the content of the verdict. The tr

Mekong News

Russian artist critical of Putin shot dead in Poland

Mekong, June 17 Russian artist Robert Kuznetsov, 44, who was known for criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin, was shot dead at close range near his home in the city of Biała Podlaska in eastern Poland, Polish gove

BNI (Burma News International)

Junta troops allegedly kill five civilians in Shwegu Township

Burma News International (BNI) is a network of 15 independent media and news organizations based in and around Burma,Five civilians from Shwe Phone Myint Village in Shwegu Township, Kachin State, were reportedly killed b

BNI (Burma News International)

MNDAA releases nearly 200 PoWs in Lashio

The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) has released nearly 200 prisoners of war (PoWs) it had been holding in Laukkai, its administrative capital near the Chinese border, and transferred them to junta-cont

Mizzima (Burmese)

June 17 7:00 p.m. The

- To release Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and political prisoners immediately and to stop oppressing them. News that Dr. Zaw Wai Soe urges people to participate in the rose movement - News that 18 China-Myanmar agreements have b

Myanmar International TV

President visited CRCC in Beijing

At the invitation of Mr. Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China, the high-level Myanmar delegation led by President Min Aung Hlaing of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, who is currently paying State

Myanmar International TV

Pyithu Hluttaw Session: 9th day of 2nd regular session held

The Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw, U Khin Yi, accompanied by the Deputy Speaker, U Maung Maung Ohn, and officials from the Pyithu Hluttaw Office, met with members of the International Relations Committee Tuesday afternoo

Khit Thit Media

Myanmar: Army extorting hundreds of thousands of kyats from pilgrims in Minkun, relatives of military officials profiting from gambling in Nattaw

Yangon, June 17 In the Minkun region of Sagaing Township, Sagaing Region, the terrorist military is extorting hundreds of thousands of kyats from pilgrims visiting pagodas at gunpoint, according to travelers who spoke to Yangon Khit Thit Media. It is known that the terrorist military and Pyu Saw Htee have been stationed in the Minkun region for years, and despite frequent clashes with revolutionary forces, the military has set up checkpoints and is collecting hundreds of thousands of kyats from travelers while allowing them to pass. It is understood that during the collection, they demand 100,000 kyats per car and resort to verbal abuse and threats with firearms against travelers who only offer tens of thousands of kyats, and do not allow passage if the demanded money is not paid. One traveler said, "We were going to Myatheintan from Minkun and had to pass through a checkpoint set up by military dogs and Pyu Saw Htee. They said this area is unstable and fighting could break out at any time. Then they openly demanded money for tea. When I offered 50,000 kyats, the military dog holding a gun said, 'You don't even have enough for tea money,' and cursed at me. So I had to give them 100,000 kyats." Furthermore, it is reported that in the pagodas of the Minkun region, family members of the military and Pyu Saw Htee are forcibly selling goods to travelers and demanding money. If travelers offer only a small amount of money, armed Pyu Saw Htee wearing military uniforms threaten them with guns and demand hundreds of thousands of kyats. Another traveler continued, "The vendors in the pagodas in Minkun are Pyu Saw Htee women who aggressively demand money. They kept insisting on taking photos, so even though I didn't want to, I was scared and had to take them. Behind Putogodhi, I offered 20,000 kyats as pocket money for a photo, but they refused it and brought two 'People's Militia' branded dogs holding guns, and said, 'Who allowed you to come here? Where are you from?