Myanmar’s military has suffered heavy losses in Sagaing Region, where resistance forces say they have captured four junta bases and defeated a unit in Kawlin and Kantbalu districts over the past three months.

According to the National Unity Government (NUG), its People’s Defense Force (PDF), fighting alongside the Arakan Army (AA), killed 96 regime personnel, wounded 38 and detained 101 others, including members of the pro-junta Pyu Saw Htee militia. The joint forces also seized nearly 200 weapons, large quantities of ammunition and other military equipment.

The fiercest clashes came on 7 and 8 February, when PDF and AA fighters ambushed a column of more than 200 junta soldiers moving from Kawlin town to Thayet Khon village.

Resistance commanders reported the battlefield was left strewn with bodies, though two PDF fighters also died.

This followed a four-day assault ending on 31 January, in which resistance forces overran a base in Koe Htaung Bo village, Kantbalu Township. Two further outposts in Pay Gyi and Nghat Pyaw Tine villages fell in December, along with a fourth base in neighbouring Kyunhla Township.

The ethnic Kachin Independence Army (KIA), allied with the PDF and AA, has declared its aim to liberate Kawlin, Kantbalu and Katha districts, which serve as the gateway to Kachin State. The AA itself has seized most of Rakhine State and continues to expand into other regions, while also supporting operations in Chin and Kachin states.

Yet even as the junta loses ground, its forces have intensified attacks on civilians. Local groups report at least 17 villages in Myingyan and Natogyi townships were burned between 4 and 8 February, forcing tens of thousands to flee without food or shelter.

Witnesses say entire communities have been destroyed despite no active clashes in the area.

Humanitarian workers warn of extreme hardship among displaced families, while reports have emerged of airstrikes in Taungtha Township and the abduction and rape of a 13-year-old girl in Natogyi.

The escalating violence underscores Myanmar’s worsening crisis: resistance forces gaining territory, while the military responds with brutal reprisals against civilians.

-2026-02-13

Have another go at the "leader" this time don't miss the target!!

These guys are total pigs. The Burmese army is a den of thieves, drug dealers, gem smugglers, human traffickers, serial killers, vote stealers and despot thugs. Billionaires raping the public.

General Min Aung Hlaing is the top pig. He says the military will hold an election and hand over power to the winning party. Right. Can't handle the loss, you pu***?

“Action must be taken according to the law with effective steps against offences which disturb, prevent and destroy the state’s stability, public safety and the rule of law,” said a statement read by an announcer on state-run MRTV. Total nonsense. They are making up this crap as they go.

The generals previously justified their takeover on the grounds of election fraud, promising to hold new elections. Now, they lost by huge margins. The people said enough.

When the Burmese army says they are uninterested in politics, that is total BS. They are power hungry thugs. Utter pigs and despots. The billionaire generals are thieves, robbing the people of their gems, their timber, their minerals and selling heroin for the sake of amassing wealth. And supported by extremist Buddhist monks against the minorities. Broken men. With the overthrow, they have self revoked the right to consume oxygen. May the Myanmar youth prevail! May the dinosaurs be pushed out. A pox on their families. A terrorist army.

Hooray to the Burmese people, may they bring utter misery to the junta, and the thieves that are controlling Burma, stealing their treasure, and inflicting misery on their people.