The National Unity Government (NUG)

• In a statement for 75th Shan National Day, the NUG called for the cooperation of political groups in Shan State.
• Ministry of Women, Youth and Children-NUG announced the list of women, young people and children who had lost their lives in a year of the revolution, in which youth accounted for 47.7% of the death.

Revolution Activities

• In Yinmabin Township of Sagaing Region, a combined rally of villages marched against the military dictatorship on Monday.
• In Dibeyin Township, local people led a protest against the military dictatorship on Monday.
• In Yinmabin Township, young people expressed their objection to the military dictatorship at Myautyama bridge on Monday, hanging posters for strong determination in the revolution.
• In a village of Shwebo Township, local people marched for the NUG and against the military dictatorship on Monday.
• As a 365-day protest, Kalay people marched against the military dictatorship on Monday dawn.
• In Kyauktan Township of Yangon Region, there was a bomb explosion at a MyTel telecom tower at about 9:00 pm Sunday. After the incident, the junta army beat and investigated about 20 young people from Zwebar Gonedan village.
• In Kamayut Township, Ko Kyaw Nyana or Ko Bone Myat Lin, a member of a students’ union, was shot by the junta army while he was hanging an anti-junta poster at Inlya lake. Reportedly, he was in critical condition at hospital.
• On Monday morning, Ta-Ka-Tha placed a banner - ‘March towards public’s liberation and a new nation’ on the street around Kandawgyi Lake.
• Somewhere in Yangon, a combined rally of students’ union conducted an anti-junta movement on Monday, burning photos of Min Aung Hlaing and other junta leaders.
• Although the junta army had shot dead a young person hanging an anti-junta vinyl on Inlya Lake the previous day, Burmese Students’ Union (Central) placed anti-junta posters in places in Yangon on Monday.
• In Phakant Township of Kachin State, more than 600 people marched against the military dictatorship on Monday as their one-year protest. They also expressed their support for the KIA, PDF and the NUG.
• In Kyauktu Area of Magwe Region, a military convoy was attacked with mortars and mines by local PDF on Friday and Sunday. Reportedly, no less than 4 junta soldiers died and a military truck was damaged.
• In Paletwa Township of Chin State, 25 residents of Parwa village, including Pastor U Tan Nwet, were arrested by the junta army on 5th January. So far, they have been out of touch.

Ethnic Armed Organizations

• CDF Mindat announced that junta soldiers could sell bullets and bombs if they need money in Mindat, Matupi and Kanpetlet of Chin State, and Kyauktu, Saw, Gantgaw and Tilin of Magwe Region.
• In honour of 75th Shan National Day, the coordinating body for ethnic armed organisations (EAOs) that signed Burma's Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) sent a statement.
• At about 3:00 pm Sunday, there was a fighting between AA and the junta army near Meedight village in the north of Maungdaw Township in Rakhine State.
• In Maungdaw Township of Rakhine State, there were battles against the junta armed forces, starting from 4th February. According to spokesperson of AA, it was because of invasive attacks by the military junta.
• In Tanai Township of Kachin State, the KIA took control of Namkun junta army camp at about 9:00 am Monday.
• In Putao Township, there were ongoing battles between the junta armed forces and a combined force of KIA+PDF.
• The Chair of the KIC/KIO said that there would not be any political negotiation with the military junta in the interim administration.
• In Loikaw Township of Karenni State, a combined force of KNDF and Pekone PDF conducted attacks on the junta army stationed near Konetha village on Monday morning. Reportedly, there were about 9 casualties among junta soldiers.
• On Shan National Day, (CSSU) announced that the rebuilding of a Federal Shan State was key to state building.

The Military Council

• On Phakant Road, there were battles for 4 days between the junta armed forces and the KIA. Reportedly, the military junta blocked off the road on Monday morning and took away the dead bodies of junta soldiers.
• According to international media, the junta leader promised that they would arrange for the Cambodian Foreign Minister and ASEAN Special Envoy to Myanmar to meet with some NLD leaders.
• The military junta announced that when discussing peace, there would be no restrictions in terms of topics, with the intention to exchange views as freely as possible.
• The military junta invited EAOs from all over the country to attend the ceremony of 75th Union Day.
• On 8th February, the flag, to be saluted on Union Day, would be brought from Yangon City Hall to the airport. Reportedly, it would be broadcast live on the junta propaganda media.
• In a statement on 75th Shan State Day, the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said that among ethnic people, unity must be established, based on mutual trust and forgiveness.
• With regard to electoral lawsuits against Daw Aung San Su Kyi and U Win Myint, the hearing got started at special court in Nay Pyi Taw on Monday. According to lawyers, there would be up to 20 people on the side of the prosecutor.
• On the 75th Shan National Day, the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said that just as unity could be shown in Pinlone town 75 years ago, people nowadays were to make an effort to be able to do so as soon as possible.

Summary on 7 February

• As a response to the critics that the junta leader could not rule the country even after a year of the coup, the military junta had been preparing for a grand ceremony on Union Day. They also kept calling for participation of the EAOs in the event, with a hint that the NUG was not invited.
• They also gave an incentive that there could be free discussions on peace without any restriction on that day. In addition, they mentioned about ethnic unity in the statement in honor of 75th Shan State Day. In reality, however, it was known all over the country that those activities were just superficial. On the other hand, they conducted a variety of violence in ethnic areas. Therefore, what the junta leader said was not trustworthy at all.
• Although the junta army shot dead a young protester hanging an anti-junta vinyl in the downtown area of Yangon, young people did not stop their movements and they conducted more protests all across the city. It was such a great honour that they had strong desire to save the country from the military dictatorship.
• In Rakhine State, there were battles due to the invasive attacks of the junta armed forces. According to a spokesperson of the AA, there might be ongoing fighting in the days to come as the military junta invaded areas often. Despite their words for peace, the junta army did the opposite in reality and thus, what they said was not reliable at all.