The Military Council

• At the 60th anniversary of the NAM Commemorative Meeting in Serbia, U Wunna Mg Lwin, the junta minister of Foreign Affairs, said that 5 action plans were being implemented for the right path to democracy with a normal situation in Myanmar.
• Reportedly, a plan was called off for the meeting between ASEAN special envoy Mr. Erywan Yusof and 8 political parties at the UEC office in Nay Pyi Taw on Tuesday afternoon.
• U Mg Mg Ohn, the junta minister of communication, said that it was necessary to carry out public relations so that misinformation and disinformation could be eradicated, and the public join hands with the government for the development of the country.
• U Mg Mg Ohn, the junta Minister of Communication, said that there were discussions with artists to resume film shooting following COVID-19 preventive measures and that the public could relax at cinemas soon.
• Charlie Than, the junta minister of Industry, instructed responsible personnel to propose plans for a pharmaceutical industrial zone on the land owned by the Ministry.

The National Unity Government (NUG)

• Ministry of Defence- NUG announced instructions regarding the People’s Defence Army, People’s Defence Forces and Special Forces.
• The public has been taking part in the People’s Defensive War. According to the NUG, there were attacks at 36 military targets of the enemy, 24 administration targets and 7 business targets on Monday.
• The NUG announced that they stand with war victims all across Myanmar and with collective efforts of the public, a campaign would be conducted on International Day for Disaster Risks Reduction to help the victims and put an end to the military dictatorship. Reportedly, anyone could join the event.
• U Aung Myo Min, Minister of Human Rights- NUG, called on People’s Defence Forces to respect human rights, protect the public and stand with dignity in the fight against the military junta.

Revolution Activities

• In the rural community of lower Yebyu Township in Taninthayi Region, there was a protest against the military dictatorship on Tuesday afternoon.
• In Longlone Township, Yi Oo, junta-appointed head of Maungmakan Kyauksin village, was shot dead at about 4:30 pm Monday while he was going for a walk.
• In Insein Township of Yangon Region, ISN Revolutionaries protested against the military dictatorship near Aungsan market on Tuesday afternoon, burning tyres.
• In Kayan Township, up to 56 administrators have resigned so far until 11:00 am Tuesday.
• In Myaung Township of Sagaing Region, the junta armed forces set fire to a chicken farm in the east of Zayetgone village at about 8:40 am Tuesday. According to local residents, they also shot dead goats and sheep and took them away.
• As 216-day protest, a combined rally of Salingyi North and Yinmabin East marched against the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• In Shwebo Township, local people marched for the downfall of the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• As 247-day protest, Kalay people marched for the end of the military dictatorship on Tuesday morning, chanting anti-junta slogans.
• In Dibeyin Township, a convoy of 2 armoured vehicles and 3 military trucks was attacked with mines by local PDFs at about 6:00 am Tuesday. Reportedly, there were exchanges of fire.
• According to PDF South Monywa, they threw a grenade into No. (2) Police Station in Monywa at about 11:00 pm Monday, killing 2 junta policemen.
• In Pale Township, there were 3 battles between the junta armed forces and local PDFs on Monday. Pale PDF announced that more than 30 junta soldiers died.
• In Yesagyo Township of Magwe Region, the junta army spent the night at Myaydaw village on Monday. At about 9:00 am Tuesday, they came near Miphaya village and opened gunfire.
• In Natmauk, youth led a night strike against the military dictatorship on Monday.
• In Dagaung of Mandalay Region, nearly 100 junta soldiers arrested Dr. Pyi Kywe Khaing from Gandama clinic, two brothers from Shwe Myanmar betel shop and the owner of Thin Pyant gold shop at about 11:00 am Monday. Reportedly, they closed the shops with seals.
• In Natoegyi Township, two 7-grade brothers found an unexploded mortar of the junta army in their harvest to feed cows the previous day. They brought it home and the younger brother hit it with a stone. Reportedly, there was an explosion, killing one boy, and another one lost both legs.
• On Tuesday, a combined rally of engineers, Mandalay Monks’ Union, Cooperative University students and variety force marched against the military dictatorship.
• On Monday, Mandalay Monks’ Union led a night protest against the military dictatorship, holding signs- “Support those who do the right thing even if you dare not do it by yourselves”.
• On Tuesday, Mandalay Monks’ Union led an anti-junta movement, reciting Parittas.
• In Oatdwin Township of Bago Region, Khin Nyo Oo, allegedly an informer to the junta, was shot dead while he was at a betting event of a funeral house.
• In Mawlamyeingyun of Ayeyarwaddy Region, there was a bomb explosion at a betel shop, owned by allegedly an informer to the junta in Ward (12), at about 8:45 am Tuesday.
• In Sisai of Shan South, the junta army arrested U San Win Mg aged 60, former administrator of Aungchantha Ward and a social worker, on Monday night.
• At the court on Tuesday, President U Win Myint said that two military officers had come in the early morning on 1st February and told him to resign with an excuse of his health. Risking his life, he had declined the request of the army.

Ethnic Armed Organizations

• In Kawkaraik Township of Kayin State, the junta army fire shells near Kawnwe village. Consequently, there was fighting between them and a combined force of KNLA+DKBA+Eagles from 10:50 am to 1:00 pm Tuesday. Reportedly, 6 junta soldiers died.
• In Fruso Township of Karenni State, a convoy of military trucks was attacked with mines by KA and KNDF at about 7:30 am Tuesday. According to KNDF, a military truck was damaged and some junta soldiers were injured.
• In Kyaikto Township of Mon State, KNLA caught two soldiers who had run away from the junta army on Monday.
• In the areas under the control of TNLA, the EAO had sent letters to shops not to buy or sell products of the military junta and associates. However, there were still such sales. Thus, TNLA inspected the shops, destroyed those products and made shopkeepers sign not to do it again.

Summary on 13th October

• To cover up their all-round losses and instability of the country as well as to distract the public, the military junta tried to reopen cinemas. Then, they would follow the tradition of former dictators, conduct explosions at crowded cinemas, accuse PDFs of doing such violence and defame the revolution. Therefore, the public has to be aware of it.
• In Sagaing, Kayah, Kayin, Kachin, Chin and Shan North, the revolution gained great momentum. On the other hand, the junta army tried their best to regain influence in those areas and thus, there were frequent battles.
• As for Yangon, Mandalay, Dawei, Sagaing, Bago, Magwe and Mon State, they had public protests as well as activities of guerrilla revolution and informer-clearance. As Pyusawti, an armed group in plainclothes people, conduct arrests and violence in rural communities in Dawei, local PDFs have to deal with it.