The Military Council

• According to the junta media, U Saw Myint Oo, the junta chief minister of Kayin State, supported basic food items and other consumer goods to those who left Karmamaung due to a lack of peace and stability in the area.
• According to the junta newspaper, Dr. Aung Gyi, the junta deputy minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, and Dr. Kyaw Tun, the junta chief minister of Shan State, paid a field visit for the development of the agriculture and livestock sector in Shan State, for market access, as well as for value-added products.
• According to the junta media, civilians got injured in a motorbike bomb explosion on the street around the lake in Amarapura the previous day. However, they did not mention that the convoy of military trucks was hit by a bomb explosion.
• U Hla Soe, the junta chief minister of Yangon Region, said that arrangements were being made for the vaccination of over 700,000 workers in Yangon Region.
• At a time of farmers losing market due to the closure of border trade camps and lack of overseas demand, the junta media said that owl beans got the highest price within 5 years due to the demand from China.
• Despite the headline that Penang chilli got a good price due to high demand from Malaysia, the junta media quoted the words of a farmer in the middle of the news that very few people grew that chilli as it cost more in labour wages and its income did not meet the expenditure.
• According to the junta media, U Win Shein, the junta Minister of Economics and Finance, business people and responsible personnel of UMFCCI met with the chair of Russia-ASEAN Business Council from Russia.
• According to Section (144), Hmawbi Township General Administration Department declared the order of no gathering and curfew in Hmawbi Township of Yangon Region on 4th September due to the conduct harming the public’s safety and judiciary.
• At about 2:00 pm Monday, a convoy of 23 military trucks by the junta army was heading to Dawei.
• The junta Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the UN regional office in Yangon quoted reports containing unidentified and over-reactive statistics. Although there was cooperation between them, that office never asked the ministry regarding their concerns.

The National Unity Government (NUG)

• The NUG announced that no matter how many times the junta leaders and the military council said that they had been working for peace, they had been conducting invasions with a large number of armed forces in the areas of EAOs.
• The NUG announced that civilians in the areas of ethnic groups had to run away from home due to the attacks (including airstrikes) by a large number of the junta armed forces.
• The NUG announced that they strongly objected to aggressive actions by the junta army such as stationing in religious buildings and public infrastructures like hospitals and schools, targeting them for attacks and conducting invasions in ethnic areas with too much force.
• At the meeting with Spring Revolution multi-religious network, the Acting President said that the NUG had committed to creating a society of freedom and harmony of multi-religions without any discrimination according to Federal Charter.
• The Acting President said that the NUG was putting efforts into the success of the public’s revolution. He also requested religious leaders to help by praying for the public and the government.
• According to the social media page of Spring Lottery, the sales resumed at 4:00 pm Monday as the pilot project phase-2 of Spring Lottery Raising the Flag of Victory.

Revolution Activities

• In Seikkyi Kanaungdo Township of Yangon Region, Moe Naing made an attack with a knife at the junta patrol team the previous day. Reportedly, Tin Tun Aung, second sergeant of the junta police force, was injured.
• According to Mayangone Township administration office, there was a bomb explosion at the parking space of Bawga Theidi condo in Ward (2) at about 5:30 pm Sunday and two men died in the incident.
• According to Dagon University Students’ Union, the junta court of North Okkalapa Township sentenced 10 years of prison to Ko Min Thuka, former chair of their union.
• Dawei District Strike Committee announced that Rosy Women, an anti-junta movement, would be conducted in townships of Dawei District on Tuesday.
• In Pha-Ang Township of Kayin State, a military-owned MyTel telecom tower was destroyed by burning in Pawtaw village on 2nd September. After the incident, junta police conducted arrests in the village. Therefore, some residents had to run away.
• In Phya-Pone, U Cho Pu, administrator of Ward (4), was shot by an unknown gunman at about 6:00 pm Sunday.
• On Monday, Mandalay Monks’ Union marched against the military dictatorship.
• In Moegoke, a couple, USDP members who had been opening an egg shop, was shot dead by a gunman under the pretence to be a buyer at about 10:00 pm Monday.
• On Monday, Mandalay Monks’ Union led an anti-junta movement, reciting Parittas.
• On Monday, a combined rally of Maha Aungmye protested against the military dictatorship.
• On Monday, a rally representing those who were arrested marched for the downfall of the military dictatorship.
• A responsible person from Dawei District Strike Committee called for the cooperation of the public in Rosy Strike led by women as an anti-junta movement which would be conducted in the townships starting from 7th September.
• In Longlone Township, the students and the public marched on Monday to supporting the NUG as well as for the end of the military dictatorship. They also chanted slogans welcoming people’s soldiers and police.
• In Dibeyin Township of Sagaing Region, U Mg Aye and his wife, parents of a police officer, were shot dead by unknown gunmen at their house in Nyaunghla village on Sunday.
• On Monday, Kalay people protested against the military dictatorship.
• In Shwebo Township, the students and the public from a village expressed their desire against the military dictatorship on Monday morning, chanting anti-junta slogans. They also showed their support for the NUG.
• In Ye-U Township, Thaung Oo, junta-appointed administrator of Indine village and USDP member, was beaten and stabbed to death by an unknown group at about 6:00 pm Sunday.
• On Sunday, an alliance was established with (14) local PDFs to fight against the junta armed forces in Sagaing and Magwe regions.
• In Chin State, Than Lin Oo, the second police officer from Titain police station, was shot near the sign on the entrance to town while he was patrolling at about 11:00 am Saturday. With two gunshots in his right shoulder and another one under his left armpit, he died on Sunday.
• In Myaing Township of Magwe Region, Basic Education General Strike Committee, in cooperation with the public from the northern zone, made a protest against the military dictatorship at dawn Monday, “Only NUG is public’s government”.
• In Pyi, there was an explosion in front of Kittaya Park at about 3:00 pm Monday. After that, the junta armed forces opened gunfire and made investigations.
• In Theinni of Shan North, two bombs exploded after the cars with junta soldiers left. Reportedly, windows and doors of nearby houses were hit with pieces of bomb and damaged.

Ethnic Armed Organizations

• In Konlone Township of Shan North, KIA shot mortars at the junta army conducting a military operation near Pansay mountain between Banhone village and Bangya village at about 4:00 pm the previous day.
• According to KNU, the junta armed forces and U Than Lwin, pro-military Natthangwin administrator, arrested Sawtamalagaw or Zin Min Tun for no apparent reason at about 8:30 pm Sunday in Natthangwin village of Kyaukgyi Township.
• KNU CEC member said that the military junta had been trying to divide the KNU and revolution forces like the NUG in KNU territory. He also called for unity to uproot the military dictatorship.
• In Yay Township, the junta armed forces had been looking for the locations where there could be PDFs on the border of the area under the influence of MNSP, which was 10 miles away from Yay-Dawei road.

Summary on 7th September

• Relying on ASEAN, the military junta had been trying to break down the revolution. Despite degradations in various sectors of the country, the junta media mentioned development. In recent days, responsible personnel from the military council had been looking at the agriculture and livestock sector all across states and regions. Although they said that the sector was making progress, farmers had a loss in terms of cost and threw away their crops on the roadside. It was typical of high living costs at times of political instability. However, there was a sharp decline in prices in the current situation. Farmers did not get a good price whereas customers could not buy. It had never happened before the tenure of the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing.
• Due to the news that PDFs would make attacks, the junta armed forces inspected cities with too much force in towns. They strengthened their manpower and mobilized their armed forces in Dawei, Myeik and Ye. They had been preparing for possible attacks by PDFs on D-day.
• It was KNU territory in which they had been mobilizing their forces. That’s why they had clashes with KNU forces.
• In Mandalay and Sagaing regions, there were public protests regularly. As for Yangon and other towns, they made protests whenever they had a chance. The activities of armed revolution increased, not only in the towns which had done them before but also in other ones, including the towns with very few protests.