Spring Revolution Daily News for 29 June

The National Unity Government (NUG) -Pearl Maung (alias) Peter, commander of Yinmabin District Battalion (6), had been assassinated. Regarding it, the culprits have been trying to cover up their crime and defame the revolutionary dignity of the victim, according to Shwebo District Battalion (1). -In Ye-U of Sagaing Region, junta followers destroyed the bronze statue of General Aung San, which had been built with public contributions, by using a backhoe on Saturday night. -In Salin Township of Magway Region, People’s Defence Force provided support to displaced people from Chauk Township. -Under Magway Regional PDF Command, the medical force completed basic military and medical training. -In Mandalay Region, the junta’s 2 vessels streaming up the Ayeyarwady River have arrived near lower Nandawgyun in Madayar Township. Revolution Activities -According to local sources from Eastern Shan State, lives in the community have significantly changed after the junta’s implementation of the conscription law. -In Mae Sot on the Thailand-Myanmar border, under the leadership of June Jue’ Safe Space, Myanmar Rainbow Political Community and Kings N Queens LGBT Group organized an event named Pride of the Top 10%. -In Kalay Township of Sagaing Region, Local Strike Committee and the revolutionists conducted a public talk against the military dictatorship. -On Saturday, student unions called for resolving conflicts among revolution forces in political ways, not in military ones. -According to the People’s Goal, 7 junta members defected to revolutionary forces whereas 90 others gave up arms and were caught as prisoners of war in the third week of June. -In Natoegyi Township of Mandalay Region, Emergency Management Committee (Mandalay) provided food to displaced people. -Spring Crowd Fund (SCF) donated nearly 1,200 lakh MMK to Aid to Burma to be able to provide humanitarian aid to internally displaced people. -In Madayar Township of Mandalay Region, the junta army conducted an aerial bombing on Yelegyun Village. Reportedly, 5 people were injured and 2 of them were in critical condition. -Yousuf Syed Khan, a former investigative officer of the United Nations and an international lawyer, stated that Rohingya starvation is Myanmar’s genocidal state policy by causing starvation and systematically destroying food availability of Rohingya for decades. Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) -In Yekyi Township of Ayeyarwady Region, the Arakan Army seized 3 junta camps within days. -According to Karen National Union, a junta soldier defected to the Karen National Defence Organization. -In Hpapun Township, there has been military tension between the junta army and a combined force of the Karen National Liberation Army. Reportedly, the commander of the junta troops invading the area was assassinated by conscripted soldiers. The Military Junta -In the junta’s 2025-2026 matriculation exam, 255,228 students had sat for it. Reportedly, 133,673 of them passed the exam, accounting for a 52.37% pass rate. -The junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said that an independent, self-reliant and strong economy must be built by producing-high-quality products which target the export market while substituting for imports. -The junta’s Minister for Foreign Affairs U Tin Maung Swe called on the international community to cooperate with constructive and non-biased policy for the effective provision of humanitarian aid to the people. -The junta’s Bago Regional Minister for Security and Border Affairs claimed that narcotic drugs worth over 170 billion MMK had been confiscated in Bago Region from July 2025 to June 20 2026. -U Htay Aung, the Speaker of the junta’s Yangon Regional Hluttaw, said that all commercial disputes in Myanmar must be resolved strictly in accordance with the Arbitration Law (2016. -According to the junta’s Department of Meteorology and Hydrology, water levels are expected to rise and surpass their respective town danger levels at least once during the July-August mid-monsoon period across major rivers including the Ayeyarwady. -Myanmar Railway announced that legal action would be taken against the transportation of smuggled and untaxed goods on their trains. -In the event on the Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day, the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing called on MSME business owners to extensively use digital technology. The post Spring Revolution Daily News for 29 June 2026 appeared first on ENG.MIZZIMA.COM.