Nay Pyi Taw PDF releases footage of battle to capture Hswarmar Gyi camp, claims 20 killed including officers on junta side
June 8 Mizzima. 。 Nay Pyi Taw PDF has released footage of the battle to capture Hswarmar Gyi camp, claiming that around 20 people, including officers, were killed on the junta side. The announcement stated that the junta used two fighter jets during the battle, but one revolutionary fighter was injured. According to a release yesterday (June 7), 11 G-3s, one MA-3, one MA-11, one pistol, and over 1000 rounds of various ammunition, five Inaga, two landmines, three anti-tank mines, 15 rounds of 60mm mortar, seven G3 magazines, and two MA magazines were seized. Regiment (805), Thanaug column, and Nay Pyi Taw PDF successfully captured the camp on June 3. Editor. 。
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