Spring Revolution Daily News for 30 June

The National Unity Government (NUG) -Regarding the case in which Yinmabin District Battalion (6) Commander Pearl Maung had been shot dead, some district responsible personnel including Supervisor Swam Thu Maung have been under an investigation, according to Ministry of Home Affairs-NUG. -In Magway Region, People’s Defence Force attacked junta members operating under the pretence of being PDF members demanding money from the public near Yezagyo. -In Saw Township of Magway Unit, Gantgaw District Battalion (6) issued an emergency warning to the public on Monday morning not to temporarily use 4 road sections in Laungshe Area. -At a regular coordination meeting of Committee Representing Pyitaungsu Hluttaw, the Ministry of Education-NUG offered a presentation about their activities and action plans. -In Pale Township of Sagaing Unit, the medical team from Salingyi Township provided healthcare services to displaced people. -Ministry of Social, Labour and Humanitarian Affairs-NUG announced that there might be heavy rainfall with strong winds in the upcoming week. They also warned about sea fishing and fishery activities and the need for caution. Revolution Activities -In an interview with Kyodo News, Kim Aris, son of State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, said that he heard the health condition of his mother had been deteriorating, and she was said to be suffering from heart disease, brittle bone disease and other age-related diseases. -In Saw Township of Magway Unit, the junta army conducted an airstrike on Natkaunggyin Village. Reportedly, 4 local people lost their lives and 9 others were injured. -Regarding the case in which a displaced novice had been taken away for conscription, a junta lobbyist named Pauk Kodaw said that it was impossible. In response, Nyein Chan Ye Sayardaw posted on TikTok that it really had happened. -The junta’s Chief Minister of Kachin State claimed that the Myitsone Dam Project would be completed within 8 years without negative consequences. As it was such a claim without guarantee, local people and Kachin Human Rights Group expressed their objection. -Despite 70 days for Proof of Life Campaign for Public’s Leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the military junta has been silent without any response. -In Maubin Prison of Ayeyarwady Region, the junta’s prison authorities have been selling betel quid and they have also been ill-treating those who do not buy it. -A total of 156 revolutionary and political groups including All Burma Federation of Student Unions, All Burma Women’s Union and Former Political Prisoner Society got started with an online campaign entitled “Fight the common enemy and Towards Peace”. Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) -In Mobye Township on Shan-Karenni border and in Loikaw Township, Karenni Combined Forces attacked the junta’s security outposts. Reportedly, weapons were confiscated and some prisoners of war were caught. -In Nyaunglebin District under Karen National Union, the junta army has continued to fire heavy artillery and invade the area. Consequently, there have been casualties among civilians along with damage to the people’s houses. The military Junta -After an argument with Bullet Hla Swe; an MP from Union Solidarity and Development Party, a junta lobbyist Kyaw Myo Min has been out of public sight. Regarding it, Pauk Kodaw, a Pyusawti member in yellow robes, called on the military junta just to investigate instead of detaining him. -The junta’s Yangon Region minister for Development Affairs, U Myo Myint Aung, said that planning is currently underway for urban development projects within Yangon Region and once guidance is received from the Union level, the government will proceed with allocating land plots to civil servants and retired staff. -The junta’s Deputy Minister for Construction U Myo Myint said that civil servants must follow existing laws, by-laws and procedures not to make mistakes while serving duty. -The junta’s National Human Rights Commission stated that they hope prisoners, minors from juvenile centers and students from special schools for disabled children, who had passed the matriculation exam, would continue to get their right to education. -The junta’s Vice-President Nyo Saw, Chair of the MSME Development Work Committee, called to outline strategies for the production of high-quality finished MSME goods. -In Taunggyi of Shan State, a medical team of 13 professors and specialists from the junta’s Ministry of Health provided medical treatment to local people on Saturday and Sunday. -The junta’s Deputy Minister for Electricity and Energy U Kyaw Naing Win said that Myanmar’s fuel requirements rely on foreign imports and that the country currently depends on Singapore as its sole trading hub for fuel imports. The post Spring Revolution Daily News for 30 June 2026 appeared first on ENG.MIZZIMA.COM.