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Around 30 Soldiers From the Red Army Camp on the Thai-Myanmar Border Deserted the Camp and Fled to Thailand, Fighting Broke Out on the Mawlamyine-Thanphyuzayat Road, Resulting in Many Casualties on the Military Side - Khit Thit Media
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June 13, 2025. KIC KNU-Karen National Union, Brigade (4) Area, Thailand-Myanmar Border, Htee Khee Border, leaving behind (7) soldiers in the last remaining military council camp at Nya Pla Khee (Peak Rang Ni) and all the remaining soldiers fled to Thailand yesterday, June 12, according to a source from Brigade (4) KNU. Due to the strength of the Karen National Liberation Army-KNLA joint forces that have continuously seized military camps on the …
Yangon, June 13 Around 30 soldiers from the military council’s Red Army camp in Dawei district, Tanintharyi Region, on the Thai-Myanmar border, have fled to Thailand, a source in the People’s Defense Army, which is conducting operations in conjunction with the KNLA, told the Yangon Times. On June 12, more than 30 soldiers from the military council’s Red Army camp fled to Thailand, and not a single soldier is left in the camp. The area around the…
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