Rebels attacking last government base in Myawaddy

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PUBLISHED: 10 Apr 2024 at 15: 03

Rebels attacking last government base in Myawaddy
On Tuesday evening in the Mae Sot city of Tak, a fire illuminates the night sky in Myawaddy. It can be seen from Thai soil. ( Photo: Assawin Pinitwong )

Rebel cultural troops are attacking the Myanmar government’s next hold in Myawaddy, on the boundary, and some people that are seeking passes to provide opposite Tak province in Thailand.

The assault on the Battalion 275 basic began on Tuesday evening and continued on Wednesday, according to Col Nathakorn Rueantip, the Ratchamanu unique product captain.

The squadron’s foundation is about 14 miles from the borders with Thailand. The insurgents had laid seige to the redoubt, attacking it with gunshot, artillery and robots. &nbsp,

Armed with artillery, rocket launchers, and air strikes, the Myanmar federal troops were responding. Flames were burning around the bottom, he said. Overnight, Thai land may be heard the gunfire. &nbsp,

According to Col. Nathakorn, Ratchamanu product soldiers were well-equipped for any situation and were patrolling along the Moei River, which serves as the border of Tak province.

Some Myawaddy residents were frightened of air strikes on their communities and were looking for border crossing points into Tak.

Lt. Gen. Prasan Saengsirirak, the second Army key, claimed that the Myanmar authorities had not lost Myawaddy and that there were no immigrants. He claimed that there were conflicts between cultural forces and Myanmar government soldiers in the area of Myawaddy.

Thailand remained balanced on the problem, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. Steps were in place to tackle immigrants, if there were any.