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Myanmar military fighter jet disappears as resistance group claims to have downed it

  • On Wednesday, Myanmar's military fighter jet disappeared from radar and lost communications; resistance fighters claim to have shot it down near Hpasawng township in Kayah state.
  • Following resistance forces seizing an infantry battalion in Hpasawng on Monday, the military launched heavy fighter jet attacks in response near Kayah state.
  • The KNDF identified the downed aircraft as a Chinese FTC-2000G ground-attack jet; wreckage and two pilot remains were discovered Thursday morning.
  • The Myanmar military has lost at least four fighter jets and five helicopters, including two crashes in May and June, weakening their air capabilities amid ongoing conflict.
  • Beyond the recent incident, researchers documented 227 airstrikes targeting villages, schools, and hospitals in southeastern Myanmar since 2021, reflecting a broader civilian assault by the military.
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Myanmar military fighter jet disappears as resistance group claims to have downed it

An anti-military resistance organization says that it shot down a Myanmar military fighter jet in a combat zone in the country’s east.

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Yangon, July 3 The Karenni Army’s Joint Command announced today that it has captured the 134th Battalion based in Hpa-Sung, Karenni State, and shot down one of the military council’s fighter jets. It is reported that the attack on the 134th and 135th Battalions of the military council based in Hpa-Sung began on June 25 and that it was finally captured on June 30. During the attack on the 134th Battalion, it was reported that it seized a large am…

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yktnews.com broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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