TNLA delegation confirmed to have gone to Naypyidaw for discussions

The top leaders of the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA), one of the Brotherhood Alliance members, and the National Solidarity and Peacemaking Committee (NSPNC), the military junta's peace negotiation team, met in Naypyidaw today (July 19), the TNLA confirmed to Mizzima. It is known that a delegation led by TNLA Vice Chairman (1) Lieutenant General Tar Jote Jar attended the meeting, while the military junta was represented by Lieutenant General Yae Pya. Regarding this meeting, TNLA spokesperson Lwe Ye Oo confirmed that it is true that they went to Naypyidaw to meet and discuss with the military junta, but said that the details of the discussions are not yet known at this time. He further stated that the details of the mutual discussions and the resulting agreements will only be known after the delegations who went for the discussions return. The TNLA, which was able to capture many cities during the historic "Operation 1027," had to return six cities, including Nawcho, Kyaukme, Thibaw, Momeik, and Mogok, to the military junta's troops in 2025, and currently only controls six cities such as Namtu, Namkham, Namsan, Manton, Maingngot, and Mainglone. Questioned, Edited = Naung Naung