7 Junta Troops Killed in Yesagyo Township Ambush, Weapons Seized
Seven junta troops were killed in an ambush by a joint revolutionary alliance in Yesagyo Township, Magway Region, Myanmar, on April 30. The casualties included six police officers and one soldier, with several weapons seized. The operation occurred near the Taung Oo checkpoint.
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