After capturing 3 military camps near Maukpyi, the army is continuously bombing with fighter jets, and airstrikes are also occurring in Chauk

Yangon, June 29 After the Karenni resistance coalition forces attacked and captured three military council camps near Maukpyi town in Fekon Township, Karenni State, the military council conducted seven consecutive bombing attacks using two fighter jets, resulting in damage to two civilian homes, according to resistance news sources. From 4:30 AM to around 9:00 AM on June 28, the Karenni resistance coalition forces launched a counter-offensive against the military council convoy that had advanced to the outskirts of Maukpyi town, successfully capturing three military council camps. It is reported that approximately 10 military council soldiers were killed during the battle, one prisoner of war was captured, and a large quantity of weapons and ammunition were seized. The military council forces then launched intense aerial attacks on Maukpyi town and its surrounding areas today, June 29, according to sources. "They suffered considerable losses in yesterday's battle, so they are bombing today. It has been seven times now. They are dropping 300-pound and 500-pound bombs with two fighter jets around Maukpyi town. The planes are still circling. There have been no civilian casualties. Two houses were damaged," said a resistance news source. Due to the airstrikes, schools in villages around Maukpyi town, including Sintawng village and Wetharku village, as well as villages along the Deemawso-Loikaw highway, have been temporarily closed, and local residents have been forced to flee to safer locations. Furthermore, military council soldiers stationed in Maukpyi town are using reconnaissance drones and aircraft daily to monitor and scout areas outside the town, and are frequently attacking nearby villages using heavy artillery and drones, resulting in civilian casualties, it is reported. Similarly, near Ain village on the bank of the Chindwin River in the western part of Chauk Township, Sagaing Region, the military council dropped four bombs without any fighting using three Gyrocopters that flew in from the Northwest Military Command around 3:48 PM today, June 29. "The military dogs conducted airstrikes without any fighting. We cannot yet confirm civilian casualties or damage to houses. We are continuing to investigate. Four bombs were dropped," said an official from the Myauk Town Truth Information Group. Additionally, on June 20, a fighter jet from the Tada-U Air Base dropped bombs on Kyigon village in Chauk Township. Photo: Set Naung and CJ. The post After capturing 3 military camps near Maukpyi, the army is continuously bombing with fighter jets, and airstrikes are also occurring in Chauk appeared first on Khit Thit Media.