Spring Revolution Daily Chronicle (July 11, 2026)

National Unity Government The People's Defence Force (PDF) of Lethatshii Township announced on July 10 that the village of Sippai, located on the east bank of the Sittang River in Lethatshii Township, Taungoo District, Bago Region, was attacked by the terrorist military council with jet fighter airstrikes without any prior fighting, resulting in the death of one local civilian with his head severed. The People's Defence Force (PDF) 1st Battalion announced on July 10 that four members of the terrorist military council forces were killed in clashes that occurred in Malaing Township, Myingyan District, Mandalay Region, and that one RPG-1, one MA-2, two MA-1s, and two MA-3s were seized. An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.3 on the Richter scale, centered at a depth of approximately 92 kilometers underground, struck near Mawtthaik Town, Sagaing Region, around 8:00 PM Myanmar Standard Time on July 10, according to an announcement by the Ministry of Social Welfare, Labour and Human Resources. In Malaing Township, Mandalay Region, 10 members of the terrorist military forces were killed and six weapons were seized in an attack on a military column, according to the 1st Battalion of the Myingyan District. Revolutionary Activities Sources indicate that as of July 10, a military column of the military junta had encamped within the village in Kyaukpyan Township, Bago Region, and residents were still unable to return to their homes. It is reported that in Bootso Village, Salingyi Township, Yinmarbin District, Sagaing Region, local residents protested and demanded the release of a former ward-level People's Defence Force official who had been arrested by the township-level People's Defence Force. The Coordination Committee of People's Forces Against Dictatorship (Mandalay) (AFCC) issued a statement on July 10 strongly condemning the human rights violations being committed against political prisoners in Obo Prison in Mandalay Region. The ASEAN Summit's decision to meet with the Myanmar military council's foreign minister in Bangkok would undermine the ASEAN's Five-Point Consensus (5PC) and reward the military council's bloody atrocities and defiance of ASEAN, the Special Advisory Council for Myanmar (SAC-M) warned today, July 11. Thai media reported that fierce fighting is ongoing between the Myanmar military and the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) near the Thai-Myanmar border, with the Myanmar military launching intense airstrikes on KNLA bases for three consecutive days using YAK-130 fighter jets and Y-12 aircraft. It has been learned from the Lin Yone Nyaung Geriya Force that five soldiers were killed when a landmine attack was carried out against a military column providing security for a military council convoy traveling from the 33rd Division in Sagaing City to the Northwest Regional Military Command (Nawngkhai) in Monwya City. Ethnic Armed Organizations The Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) Brigade 4 Joint Force has announced that it is ready to launch a renewed offensive to recapture Mawtthaung, a border trade town on the Thai-Myanmar border, which has been reoccupied by the military junta's forces. In Rakhine State, which has been experiencing heavy rainfall and severe flooding in some townships, airstrikes and heavy artillery attacks from warships have been ongoing. Yesterday, around 10 AM, the Arakan Army (AA) announced that airstrikes on Pauktaw and Kulachaung villages in Gwa Township resulted in the deaths of four people, including a three-year-old child. It is reported that water-related disasters are being experienced in Mai Pauk Town, "Wa" Self-Administered Division, Eastern Shan State, and emergency rescue operations are underway. The KNU Central announced that two civilians were killed in a landmine explosion set by the military in Mon Town, Bago Region. Military Council The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on July 11 that ASEAN's current stance and decisions regarding Myanmar remain unchanged. AFP reported that Myanmar's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, U Tin Maung Swe, is scheduled to meet with ASEAN foreign ministers at an informal meeting in Bangkok on July 13. The Department of Employment (DOE) under the Thai Ministry of Labour announced yesterday that it has sent a letter to the Myanmar Embassy to resolve complaints regarding the collection of additional fees beyond the officially set fees for issuing CI (Certificate of Identity) for migrant workers in Thailand. The military junta-controlled Union Election Commission (UEC) amended on July 2 that it alone will decide on the continued status of party-representing MPs if political parties are dissolved. It is reported that Myanmar and Bangladesh have discussed matters related to the construction of a cross-border power transmission line between China, Myanmar, and Bangladesh, and electricity trade. In the Shwe Kokko area, an illegal eight-story building used for online scam gambling has been newly demolished, bringing the total number of demolished illegal residential buildings to 71. Regarding the price of palm oil in the market, which is between 18,000 and 20,000 kyats per viss, spokesperson Dr. Khine Khine Soe of the military junta stated that measures are being taken to ensure that the public does not suffer any losses. The post Spring Revolution Daily Chronicle (July 11, 2026) appeared first on BUR.MIZZIMA.COM.