The National Unity Government (NUG)

• In Shan south, the Pekone Township Education Board announced on Tuesday evening that five more high schools would be opened in the 2022-23 academic year.
• At 10:00 am on Tuesday, the 56 th meeting of the NUG was conducted and it was joined by Acting President, Union Prime Minister, Union Ministers and Deputy Ministers.
• The Acting President told members of the NUG to keep their effort for the whole public to be free from the military dictatorship, keeping in mind those who have had to tirelessly run for their lives due to the junta armed forces.

Revolution Activities

• In Naungcho Township of Shan south, there was a bomb explosion at the office of the township education officer on Tuesday afternoon. Reportedly, five people were seriously injured.
• In Nyaungshwe Township, Inle PDF announced on Monday night that new trainees would be accepted only after the camp had been rebuilt.
• In the downtown area of Yangon, there was a bomb explosion at a bus-stop on Anawrahta Road at about 3:00 pm on Tuesday. Reportedly, some people were injured.
• In Hlaingthaya Township in Yangon Region, a local PDF conducted an attack with a variety of mines on the junta army stationed in the junta garment factory at 5:25 a.m. on Tuesday.
• In Kantbalu Township in Sagaing Region, the junta army raided Kangyi (West) Village at about 5:00 am on Tuesday. Reportedly, they arrested five villagers, three watchmen and two farmworkers, and killed them all by shooting them in the head.
• In Yinmabin District, a convoy of 80 military trucks was attacked with mines on the Pale to Gantgaw Road at about 9:00 am on Sunday. Reportedly, four of them were damaged. As for the PDF, they lost a member to a mortar round fired by the junta army.
• On Tuesday, the Kalay General Strike protested against junta slavery education.
• On the 446 th day of protest, a combined rally of villages from Salingyi North and Yinmabin East marched against the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• In Shwebo Township, a rally of villagers marched for the downfall of the military dictatorship on Tuesday morning.
• In Yinmabin Township, the junta army set fire to Lengaught Village and shot dead a villager in the head. They also tied the hands and legs of three other villagers and burnt them alive.
• On Tuesday, the Mandalay Monks’ Union conducted an anti-junta movement, reciting Parittas.
• In Tantalan in Chin State, the junta armed forces set fire to the town 28 times since September 2021. Reportedly, a total of 1,208 people’s houses have been burnt to ashes in 9 months.
• In Phalan Township, the junta army arrested and killed a civilian named Za Hum Mang. They then put him in a CNDF uniform and burnt his dead body, spreading the lie that they had caught and killed a member of the CNDF.
• In Myitkyina in Kachin State, there was a movement against junta slavery education by spraying red paint at a school on Tuesday.
• In Hpakant, local people showed their support for the KIA, PDF and NUG on Tuesday. They also marched against the military dictatorship.
• In Pauk Township in Magwe Region,a local PDF blew up Ohndaw Bridge (1), which had been used by the junta armed forces in their invasive attacks.
• In Longlone Townshipinf Tanintharyi Region, there was a march against the junta slavery education on Tuesday morning.

Ethnic Armed Organizations

• Somewhere in Karenni State, the one-year anniversary of the Karenni National Defence Force- KNDF was celebrated on Tuesday.
• On Tuesday, the United Wa State Army- UWSA met with the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing and urged him to resolve conflicts through meetings as soon as possible. They also stated that they would not be on any side as it was just Burmese ethnic affairs.
• In their statement for the one-year anniversary of the KNDF, the Northern Alliance stated that they would keep supporting the KNDF fighting against the junta armed forces in Karenni State and on the Shan-Karenni border.
• The United Wa State Party announced that it would conduct its own administration except for national defence and diplomatic affairs. They also called for the establishment of a Wa State with national self-administration.
• According to the Chin National Organization- CNO, two junta soldiers died and three others were injured in a battle at Taungphila Divergent Point in Sagaing Region’s Kalay on 28 May.
• In a KNDF B-10 held area, there was an event to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the KNDF on Tuesday.
• In a speech to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the KNDF, their Chair expressed thanks to the NUG Ministry of Defence for recognizing and supporting them.

The Military Council

• The military junta revoked the licenses of Lwin Oo Publishing House for importing, publishing and distributing a book about the genocide of the Rohingya people.
• The junta media claimed that local PDFs had taken away exercise books and text books, which were going to be sent to the Phaungbyin Township Education Office.
• On Monday morning, confiscated food items that would harm public health and beer with restricted imports were destroyed in the compound of the junta township custom office in Kyaingtone in Shan east.
• According to the junta basic education department, 4.5 million students enrolled in schools over four days from 26 to 29 May for the 2022-23 academic year.
• In Nay Pyi Taw, there was a meeting between the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing and a team led by the Vice-Chair of the United Wa State Party. Reportedly, they discussed peace-related matters.
• The junta Minister of Labour joined the non-biased labour ministerial meeting under the 110 th conference of the International Labour Organization (ILO) and delivered a speech over video.

Summary on 1 June

• There might have been casualties in a bomb explosion at a crowded bus-stop in Yangon. Most people thought that the junta and Pyu Saw Htee members were responsible for the incident as PDF youths would not harm the public. They also assumed that the military junta had made up the story at the time that a visa was being issued to the new UNICEF regional representative to demonstrate to the international community that PDFs are violent against members of the public.
• The Northern Alliance announced that they would keep supporting the KNDF. It said that though it only started a year ago, the KNDF is united and has had many military successes and has the potential to become a stronger force.
• The United Wa State Party urged Min Aung Hlaing to resolve the current crisis through discussions. To them, the military coup is just a problem among Burmese ethnic people. They also called for self-determination and a state of their own. Judging from this, they might make an effort to take advantage of the crisis.