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Myanmar’s military regime retook control of Thabeikkyin, a town in northern Mandalay Region, and Nawnghkio, a strategically important town in northern Shan State, this July. [1]
AFP Myanmar’s junta claimed on Thursday to have ousted armed rebels who captured a town near the military’s main officer training academy after a year-long battle. (confirmed by 3 sources) [2]
Residents of Nawnghkio town in northern Shan State are evacuating their homes ahead of a looming battle for the town currently controlled by the ethnic Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA). [3]
Fighting has approached Nawnghkio town under the control of the Ta’ang National Liberation Army, as the Myanmar regime wages an offensive to retake resistance-held northern Shan State despite its declared ceasefire. [4]
This photo taken on December 9, 2025 shows a man riding a motorbike past an election campaign billboard ahead of Myanmar’s general election in Nawnghkio in Myanmar’s northern Shan State. [5]
Deputy Myanmar junta chief Soe Win visited Nawnghkio town on Monday, one week after the regime recaptured the town from the ethnic Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA). [6]
Mizzima Residents of Nawnghkio and Kyaukme towns in northern Shan State have been forced to flee due to intensified junta airstrikes and ongoing clashes near Nawnghkio, according to local sources and the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA). [7]
Myanmar’s regime is close to retaking rebel-held Nawnghkio, a strategic gateway to northern Shan State, as it moves into the town’s outskirts. [8]
Myanmar’s military regime retook control of Thabeikkyin, a town in northern Mandalay Region, and Nawnghkio, a strategically important town in northern Shan State, this July.
AFP Myanmar’s junta claimed on Thursday to have ousted armed rebels who captured a town near the military’s main officer training academy after a year-long battle.
Residents of Nawnghkio town in northern Shan State are evacuating their homes ahead of a looming battle for the town currently controlled by the ethnic Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA).
Fighting has approached Nawnghkio town under the control of the Ta’ang National Liberation Army, as the Myanmar regime wages an offensive to retake resistance-held northern Shan State despite its declared ceasefire.
This photo taken on December 9, 2025 shows a man riding a motorbike past an election campaign billboard ahead of Myanmar’s general election in Nawnghkio in Myanmar’s northern Shan State.
Deputy Myanmar junta chief Soe Win visited Nawnghkio town on Monday, one week after the regime recaptured the town from the ethnic Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA).
Mizzima Residents of Nawnghkio and Kyaukme towns in northern Shan State have been forced to flee due to intensified junta airstrikes and ongoing clashes near Nawnghkio, according to local sources and the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA).
Myanmar’s regime is close to retaking rebel-held Nawnghkio, a strategic gateway to northern Shan State, as it moves into the town’s outskirts.
Mizzima Despite declaring a one-month ceasefire until the end of June, Myanmar’s junta forces have continued launching artillery and drone attacks, with the latest strikes injuring civilians and destroying religious and residential buildings in Nawng
Mizzima Fierce clashes erupted between the Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) and junta forces on 15 June in multiple villages across Nawnghkio Township, northern Shan State, with the TNLA accusing the junta of deploying poison gas bombs during t