The National Unity Government (NUG)

• On Monday, the NUG called on the Quad comprising of four superpowers to deal with the crisis and democratic affairs of Myanmar as soon as possible without any delay.
• There have been calls for representatives to sell the Chin NUG Bond, the fund intended for Chin State.
• According to the NUG Ministry of Defence 14,890 junta soldiers died and 4,814 others were injured within nearly a year of the People’s Defensive War.
• In a meeting of the Federal Medical Professional Council, there were discussions about taking action against and abolishing the junta Myanmar Medical Council (MMC); issuing medical certificates of a high standard; nurturing healthcare professionals in ethnic areas and promoting high-quality training of nurses.
• At 10:00 am Tuesday, the 55 th meeting of the NUG was conducted. The Union Prime Minister, Union Ministers and Deputy Ministers joined the meeting.

Revolutionary Activities

• To immediately stop Chevron paying the military junta, people from all over the world conducted a photo campaign.
• On Tuesday, a combined rally by students’ unions and strike committees hung an anti-junta banner at Yangon’s Bargara Bridge.
• In Thaketa Township in Yangon Region, there was an anti-junta movement with a banner saying ‘Carry on with the students’ strike’ in front of No. (4) High School on Tuesday.
• In North Dagon’s Myothit Township, U Khin Mg Than, the administrator of Ward (45), was shot dead in his house at 10:30 am Tuesday.
• In Wandwin Township in Mandalay Region, the junta armed forces were attacked by local revolutionary forces on 7, 12 and 21 May. Reportedly, four police members and a junta soldier died, and six others were injured.
• On Tuesday, a combined rally of villages from Salingyi North and Yinmabin East marched against the military dictatorship.
• In some townships in Sagaing Region, there was a mobile telecommunication black-out on Tuesday morning until 1:00 pm.
• In Wetlet Township, an alliance of local PDFs conducted a guerrilla attack at the junta army, which had been setting fire to villages and robbing people’s belongings, on Monday. Reportedly, at least one junta soldier died.
• In Shwebo Township, a rally of Shwe Kun Myay protested against the military dictatorship on Tuesday.
• In Taze Township, the junta army set fire to people’s houses in Chaungyoe Village, including a 120-year-old Portuguese church, on 20 May.
• In Magwe Region, a light truck carrying junta soldiers and Pyu Saw Htee members was attacked with mines by local PDFs on the Myitchay to Kyungchaung Road on Monday. Reportedly, five of them died.

Ethnic Armed Organisations

• On Tuesday morning, local people heartily welcomed Cobra and KNDO members to celebrate taking over Thaybawboe Camp.
• According to the Shan National League for Democracy (SNLD), their national conference will be held on 26 and 27 May.
• According to a spokesperson of the New Mon State Party, they reached an agreement with the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing for national equality and the self-determination of ethnic people.
• In Tantalan in Chin State, there was a fire in town at about 9:00 am on Monday.
• According to the Public Relations of the Tantalan CDF, six junta soldiers died and eight others were injured in a battle.
• In Kyaikto Township in Mon State, a combined KNLA force attacked the junta army Ka-Ma-Ya (207) and a local police station at the same time, about 3:30 am on Tuesday. Reportedly, a sergeant died and two junta soldiers were injured.

The Military Council

• Reportedly, 15 police officers were promoted and transferred by the military junta.
• The military junta falsely claimed that PDFs had set fire to houses in Ward (1) of Tantalan in Chin State.
• Soe Win, the second junta leader and Chair of the National Committee for Disaster Risks Management, said that it was impossible to prevent natural disasters and that they could only be overcome with proactive action and cooperation.
• According to the junta the Myanmar Fuel Oil Import and Supply Association, fuel oil shops, that do not take out their quota, will have their permits revoked for one month.
• Dr. Thet Khine Win, the junta health minister, said that it was unlikely for Monkey Pox to spread in Myanmar due to its nature.
• Over 2,000 students have been attending Taunggyi University opened by the junta Ministry of Education.
• According to the military junta, there was a rally in support of the invitation by junta leader Min Aung Hlaing for peace discussion with ethnic armed organisations and against external interference in Pyawbwe Township in Mandalay Region.
• The junta Minister of Energy and Electricity stated that oil and gas exploration and production would be carried out in various ways.
• On Monday, there was a meeting between the Chair of New Mon State Party (NMSP) and the junta leader Min Aung Hlaing in Nay Pyi Taw. According to an NMSP spokesperson, they called for a federal union and a federal constitution.

Summary on 25 May

• The military junta falsely claimed again that PDFs set fire to houses in Tantalan in Chin State.
• It was similar to their accusation against the Rohingya people. It is such nonsense that anyone in Myanmar would burn down their own home during such a time of hardship when it is so difficult to build a house.
• In Sagaing Region, the junta armed forces have been extremely oppressive towards people as they cannot defeat the local PDFs. With the internet blackout, they have been doing what they want.
• At a time of fewer battles in other areas due to the rainy season, the military junta has been making an effort to fight upcountry where there is less rain. Therefore, it is necessary to support war refugees and local PDFs from upcountry area as much as possible.