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SAGAING DIVISION – The terrorist junta council troops set fire to Tone Kyaw Village in Tamu Township, where there are no ongoing battles, for no reason and more than 17 houses were burned down, reported an official of Kuki National Organisation/Kuki National Army Burma (KNA-Burma).
On December 8 around 11:30 p.m., the terrorist junta soldiers and their followers torched Tone Kyaw Village in upper Tamu Township, destroying over 17 houses including the house of the pastor inside the EBC church compound.
Tone Kyaw Village with over 300 houses is located on the Tamu-Aungzeya Road and is a Kuki village. There were no battles in the vicinity of the village nor were there any resistance forces present. The junta terrorists stationed in Myothit raided the village on December 8 night, guns ablaze, at around 11 p.m. and proceeded to set fire to the village. The residents also had to scramble away to safety overnight.
Starting December 7, KNA-Burma and the District Battalion jointly attacked the terrorist junta council’s Aungzeya camp. There were casualties among the resistance forces in that battle but the junta council also suffered heavy casualties and several junta troops ran away. Similarly on November 22 and 23, resistance forces captured the terrorist junta council’s Tanan Prison camp and two camps of the junta subordinate Kathe militants, informed KNA-Burma.