Spring Revolution Daily Chronicle (July 13, 2026)

The National Unity Government (NUG) announced that a meeting was held on July 12 with the Federal Democratic Union Steering Council (SCEF) and public servants from the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM). On July 12, the Mattan Township People's Defence Force (Mattan PDF) announced that military camps in the vicinity of Saeinn Village and within Shinlattaung Village, located in the western part of Mattan Township, Mandalay Region, were simultaneously attacked. On July 13, the Magway Region Medical Corps announced its profound sorrow and regret regarding the heroic comrades who bravely fought and were martyred in the battle that occurred near Taungtha Village, Chauk Township, Magway Region. Yesterday, the Magway Region Medical Corps announced that comrades from the Magway Region Command of the People's Defence Force (PDF) and the Magway Region Medical Corps attended a training on Basic Human Rights (HR). The National Unity Government (NUG) warned that ASEAN's primary challenge in the Myanmar issue is not the lack of diplomatic engagement, but rather the Myanmar military's continuous refusal to implement the Five-Point Consensus that it itself agreed to. Revolutionary Activities It is understood that nine points, including measures to address the social difficulties of CDM employees to some extent, were primarily presented at the meeting between the Federal Democratic Union Steering Council (SCEF) and CDM public servants. Today (July 13), the Kachin Human Rights Watch (KHRW) announced that over 130 civilians, including seven children, have died due to airstrikes, missile attacks, and heavy artillery fire by the military junta's forces in Kachin State. It is understood that a total of 12 people, including defectors and prisoners of war, have surrendered to the military junta's forces, which are advancing with an estimated 500 troops into Kanigyi Township to control the Monywa-Yagyi-Kalay road section in Sagaing Region. On July 12, an informal meeting of ASEAN Foreign Ministers was held in Bangkok, Thailand, regarding the current situation in Myanmar, and at this meeting, ASEAN member states once again strongly demanded the swift release of all political detainees, including Myanmar's democratic leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. Following the informal meeting between ASEAN Foreign Ministers and the Myanmar military junta's Foreign Minister in Bangkok on July 12, ASEAN stated that it would continue its "calibrated engagement" with Myanmar and reaffirmed its commitment to continue implementing the ASEAN Five-Point Consensus. Thai Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai stated at a press conference, quoting the coup military junta's Foreign Minister U Tin Maung Swe, that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is being well cared for and is in good health. The Proof of Life campaign is demanding that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi be allowed to meet with her family members, legal representatives, and independent international organizations. The Ministry of Social Affairs, Labour and Humanitarian Affairs announced today that localized thunderstorms are possible across Myanmar due to the influence of a low-pressure area. It is understood that the Shwebo Township Strike Force is offering free painting, embroidery, and needlework classes to enable young people to learn and study subjects that interest them in Shwebo Township, Sagaing Region. Twenty democratic political forces, including ethnic armed organizations and the NUG, have jointly warned that reconciliation and negotiation with the terrorist military, which openly rejects ASEAN's Five-Point Consensus, is difficult. Ethnic Armed Organizations It is understood that the KIO/KIA headquarters issued a statement announcing that a Kachin Independence Army (KIA) officer on duty in the Lansel area on the Myanmar-China border in Kachin State has been dismissed from his duties in that region due to a problem with the public. Military Council It is understood that fighting continues to intensify in the southern areas of Myawaddy Township, along the Thai-Myanmar border, including Phalu and Minlapan, and the military junta's forces are conducting daily airstrikes. The Ministry of Electricity and Energy under the military junta announced that a workshop on the utilization of solar energy for electricity generation will be held on July 15, and those who wish to attend can register by July 14. It is understood from the Myanmar Oil Traders and Businessmen Association under the military junta that palm oil rations for Yangon Region will be increased and distributed during July. Min Aung Hlaing, the coup leader, stated again that educational deficiencies can lead to a decline in individuals' socio-economic status and also cause significant losses to the state. The Ministry of Electricity and Energy under the military junta is issuing threats, announcing that if electricity is being illegally obtained and used, a report by July 31 will result in leniency, as a digital system that can be monitored and inspected by control centers is being built. The Consumer Affairs Department announced on July 11 that measures are being taken to investigate and penalize those who resell purchased palm oil without actually using it. Min Aung Hlaing, the coup leader, stated again that relevant departments need to cooperate to promote tree planting along roadsides, the "plant one tree" campaign, the establishment of urban forests, and the expansion of Green Zones, not only within forest areas but also in areas outside of forests. The post Spring Revolution Daily Chronicle (July 13, 2026) appeared first on BUR.MIZZIMA.COM.