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Myanmar Military (Tatmadaw) Recaptures Mobye, Claims Elimination of Free Burma Rangers

Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar — July 7, 2025

The Myanmar Military (Tatmadaw) has officially announced the full recapture of Mobye, a key town in southern Shan State, on July 6, following months of intense fighting. The military’s Information Team confirmed the development with supporting photographic evidence, declaring the area fully under its control.

In the course of this operation, the Tatmadaw reported the complete neutralization of Free Burma Rangers (FBR)—a so- called foreign humanitarian group allegedly engaged in frontline medical assistance and operations under the guise of humanitarian aid. The Tatmadaw claims that the group was actively involved in the conflict and has now been eliminated.

Over the past six months, the Mobye region saw fierce hostilities, including 215 large-scale battles, 400 direct engagements, and a total of 615 combat incidents. The military reported recovering 24 enemy bodies, 63 assorted weapons, and key documents and video files during the operations.

On July 5, government forces recaptured the Myotaw Pagoda sector in southern Mobye, and by July 6, they had seized the Nyaung Wine ward, located on the town’s eastern flank.

The Tatmadaw further said that ethnic armed organizations—including the Karenni National Progressive Party (KNPP), the Karenni Nationalities Defense Force (KNDF), and allied groups—of turning religious institutions, schools, government buildings, and homes into fortified bunkers. They were also accused of planting landmines along public roads and using civilian infrastructure for cover, allegedly endangering local populations. The military stated that its countermeasures were carried out in accordance with its Rules of Engagement (ROE).

Currently, Tatmadaw units are working to clear the remaining 4.5 kilometers of road connecting Mobye and Loikaw, with the goal of reopening the Loikaw–Mobye–Pekon–Pinlaung highway for public use in the near future.

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SAC Invites Armed Groups to Work Together Toward Federal Democracy

July 4, 2025 , Naypyidaw-The State Administration Council (SAC) has officially extended an invitation to People’s Defense Forces (PDFs) and other armed groups to operate within the legal framework and collaborate with the government and Tatmadaw to advance national and regional interests in support of a Federal Democratic Union.

In a statement released today by the SAC Information Committee, the government called on armed groups, including PDF affiliates, to adopt a lawful stance and work jointly toward the emergence of a federal democratic system in Myanmar.

“Should the PDF members and other armed groups wish to lawfully support the emergence of a Federal Democratic Union and work hand-in-hand with the government and the Tatmadaw in pursuing national and regional interests, the government and Tatmadaw will welcome and accept them. Interested groups are advised to coordinate through nearby military units or local authorities,” the statement read.

The SAC emphasized that this invitation aligns with the shared vision of the government, the people, the Tatmadaw, ethnic armed organizations, and officially recognized political parties — all aiming to establish a Union grounded in democracy and federalism. The SAC also noted that many PDF-related groups express similar aspirations.

The invitation urged armed actors to consider the consequences of ongoing conflict — including economic hardship, social disruption, and humanitarian suffering in their regions — and to shift toward supporting peace, stability, and public welfare. It also encouraged armed groups to contribute to long-term development in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.

Additionally, the SAC urged all parties to fully and constructively participate in the upcoming electoral process.

This outreach follows a recent statement by SAC Chairman and Prime Minister Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, who confirmed that general elections will be held within the last week of December 2025 and the first week of January 2026.

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