A military convoy’s advance guard was attacked with mines in Tanintharyi Township, Tanintharyi Region, resulting in the death of two military personnel including a captain and a lance corporal, according to a spokesperson from the Tanintharyi Township People’s Defense Force. The incident occurred around 5:45 AM on March 12, when PDF forces launched a mine attack on the advance guard of a military convoy traveling from Tanintharyi town toward Theinkun village near Kammalein village.
Following the initial attack, a 30-minute firefight erupted between the two sides, resulting in the death of a military captain and a lance corporal, with several other military personnel reported to have sustained injuries. The revolutionary forces from the Tanintharyi Township People’s Defense Force were able to successfully withdraw from the engagement without suffering any casualties, as confirmed by the spokesperson. The attack demonstrated the operational capabilities and combat effectiveness of local resistance forces in responding to increased military movements in the Tanintharyi region.
This engagement represents a significant response to military activities in the Tanintharyi region, showcasing the tactical capabilities of local People’s Defense Forces. The resistance forces continue to monitor military movements in the region closely and are prepared to respond as necessary to defend civilian populations. The successful operation highlights the growing effectiveness of resistance forces in conducting targeted attacks against military targets while minimizing risks to their own personnel.
