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NAY PYI TAW – The junta is said to have instructed to inspect the drone attacks that hit Nay Pyi Taw on April 4 that shocked the top generals of the junta council including the junta chief criminal Min Aung Hlaing and to review and upgrade the air defence and jammer systems and to prevent future security breach.
The drone attacks on the military office, Aye Lar Air Base and the house of Min Aung Hlaing in Nay Pyi Taw on April 4 morning raised concerns among the top junta generals on the security breaches of the current air defence systems and jammers.
“Regarding the drone attack, they asked for an urgent report on the drones, how they were controlled, where they took off, how they bypassed the air defence system and jammers and how to prevent similar beaches in the future. They ordered to submit the report within days,” said a military source in Nay Pyi Taw.
Depending on the report by the inspection team, there will be detailed instructions on whether there is a need for upgrades in technology, machine and equipment and there are also plans to form a 24 hour drone watch team under the air defence force.
The drone attack on Nay Pyi Taw is widely reported in the international media as a threat to the security of the junta regime and the accompanying reports mentioned how the revolutionary forces are gaining an increased foothold across the country.