Pajau Media November 12, 2025 A woman was killed and a child was injured in Lone Khin village, Hpakant area, as a result of an airstrike carried out by the military junta, according to a local source. “Until around 2 p.m. today, we could still hear the sounds of gunfire. The plane was flying overhead, it looked like the same one. I heard that a woman was killed and a child was injured by the airstrike,” a local resident from Hpakant said. It was reported that at around 1:30 p

Pajau Media November 12.2025 It has been reported that a total of 28 individuals involved in drug dealing and usage, along with narcotics and related materials, were arrested in October through joint anti narcotic operations conducted by the People Based Anti Drug Committee and the KIO Anti Drug Committee. Among the seized items were 389 yaba tablets, 9 bottles of heroin, as well as drug use equipment and a significant amount of cash. The arrested suspects and confiscated ite

Pajau Media November. 12.2025 It has been reported that the military junta resumed intensified military operations in the Hpakant area starting from November 9. As a result, clashes have occurred as joint KIA forces launched counterattacks. The junta troops reportedly launched heavy offensives from Lawar village toward the Hpakant-Mawsi Zar and Lone Khin areas, leading to direct clashes in which two civilians were killed and several others injured. In addition, artillery fire

Pajau Media November 10, 2025 It has been reported that some students from Kachin State, who were traveling to take their distance university exams, were arrested by the military while on their way through areas such as Myitkyina-Shwebo-Sagaing. “A student left home to take the exam, but even after four days of travel, there’s been no news. Incidents like this have been happening frequently lately,” said a local resident from Myitkyina who is aware of the situation. It is rep

Pajau Media November 10, 2025 A woman was killed by a landmine explosion at around 11 a.m. yesterday in Maw Si Zar village, Hpakant Township. The deceased woman, believed to be around 20 years old, was reportedly riding a motorbike behind a vehicle belonging to the Military Commission along the main Mawsi Zar road when a landmine, planted and detonated by the Military Commission side, exploded and killed her instantly, according to local sources. Efforts are underway to ident

Pajau Media November 8, 2025 Although the Bhamaw battle has been ongoing for over 11 months since November, intense fighting continues daily to this day, according to reports. As of November 7, clashes involving heavy artillery fire and ground assaults were reported near Military Battalion 47 Headquarters, the 3 Mile area, Namhpar, Tarmailone, and around Bhamaw University. Despite the daily intensity of the battle, there have been no reports of territory being regained by the

Pajau Media November 7, 2025 It has been reported that the Indaw People’s Defense Force (PDF) has issued a night curfew order for Indaw Town, which lies on the border between Kachin State and Sagaing Region. The curfew was imposed due to an increase in crimes such as theft, robbery, and drug trafficking and abuse within the township. Residents have been prohibited from moving around the town between 8:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. According to Indaw Revolution (IR), the curfew order

Pajau Media November 7, 2025 A total of 70 women were killed across the country during the month of October, according to a statement released by the Burmese Women’s Union (BWU). The BWU reported that the military junta has been conducting widespread acts of violence and has increasingly used airstrikes compared to previous months. On the night of October 6, around 8 p.m., the junta forces dropped bombs using a paramotor and fired two 120mm artillery shells at a traditional T

Pajau Media November 7, 2025 The National Unity Government (NUG) announced on November 6 that people can report to the NUG if they are being threatened or coerced to vote in the upcoming nationwide election organized by the military junta. The NUG stated that forcing or intimidating citizens to vote constitutes a violation of human rights and an act of electoral violence. It also declared that any coercion or pressure to vote or to participate in advance voting will be subjec

Pajau Media November 7, 2025 It is reported that the road connecting Hkawnglanghpu and Noungmun, which was damaged by heavy rainfall in late May, has not yet been repaired, causing difficulties for the residents. Due to the heavy rain and flooding, a school building in Ridam village, located along the Hkawnglanghpu-Ridam route, was swept away by flood. As a result, transporting materials to rebuild a new classroom for children’s education has become difficult since the road r

Pajau Media November 7.2025 After the closure of the Myitkyina-Putao road, distance education students have been struggling to return home as flight tickets have become difficult to obtain, according to university students. “Most of the distance students from Putao are now stranded because the road is closed. It’s also impossible to buy flight tickets, they said all seats are fully booked until the end of November. It’s easy to travel down from Putao, but very hard to get fli

Pajau Media November 6, 2025 Two men were found shot dead this morning in Yuma Village and Mashi Kahtawng Ward of Hpakant Township, Kachin State, according to local residents. “A gunshot was heard last night. When we went out in the morning, we found the bodies of two men who had been shot dead,” said a local man. It remains unclear which armed group was responsible for the killings, the source added. Among the two men found dead, one was discovered near the a restaurant in Y

Pajau Media November 5, 2025 It has been learned that two female teachers from the Waingmaw Township area, who were arrested at the Balaminhtin Bridge in late October, have now been released earlier this week. “One of the two teachers was arrested because there was a photo of her wearing a military uniform. She has now been released after negotiations through the PCG group. Fortunately, the photo didn’t show a KIA emblem, which helped her case. She explained that the photo wa

Pajau Media November 5, 2025 It has been reported that the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) Brigade 3 continues to engage in fierce clashes with the military council forces in the Bhamaw area on a daily basis. The military council launched heavy artillery attacks toward Bhamaa University, Nam Hpa, and Tar Main Lung areas, while also advancing with ground troops. As a result, daily battles have been occurring between KIA joint forces and the junta troops. Frequent clashes have b

Pajau Media November 5, 2025 The military council has extended the state of emergency in 63 townships, including those under the control of resistance forces. The state of emergency for these 63 townships was first declared on July 31 for a period of 90 days. The military council has now announced another 90 day extension of that order. The National Defense and Security Council, which has assumed all three branches of state power, reaffirmed that the order issued on July 31 r

Pajau Media November 5, 2025 In Putao District’s Hkawnglanghpu Township, following a series of attacks and takeovers of military and local Militia camps by resistance forces, the junta army has been reinforcing and supplying its troops in the area daily with helicopters in recent days, according to local sources. “Recently, they say the military command itself is stationed in Hkawnglanghpu and has been strengthening its forces. Since about four of their camps fell, helicopter

Pajau Media November 3, 2025 The Myitkyina-Putao road, which had been closed for 10 days, was temporarily reopened on Saturday, November 1, allowing both inbound and outbound vehicles to pass for just one day, before being closed again on Sunday, according to local drivers. The route was initially shut down suddenly on October 23, reportedly due to military operations. It was later reopened on October 27 for outbound vehicles only. Following that, on November 1, authorities a

Pajau Media November 3, 2025 It has been reported that since November 1, military forces have been conducting operations in the Hpakant area dressed in civilian clothing. Following artillery shelling near Hpakant-Yuma village on the night of October 31, it was reported that in the early morning of November 1, soldiers in civilian clothes were moving around and carrying out military operations. Locals said that because of the presence of these soldiers operating in civilian cl

Pajau Media November 3, 2025 It has been reported from local sources that junta troops under the KIA’s Brigade 7 operational area are reinforcing their forces and advancing toward the Hkawnglanghpu region. After the KIA joint forces captured two local Militia camps in the Hkawnglanghpu area on October 28, junta troops have been increasing their military presence and conducting daily offensives in recent days, according to reports. The junta forces are said to be transporting

Pajau Media November 2 , 2025 From the time of the military coup up to October 31, a total of 29,900 people across the country have been arrested by the military, while the total number of deaths has reached 7,427, according to a statement released by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP). Among those arrested, 6,183 are women, and 1,896 women are among the deceased. In addition, 627 children have been arrested, while 955 children are listed among the dead