Revolutionary forces successfully carried out an attack on the military council’s Infantry Battalion 588 based in Mawkanin area of Ye Township, Mon State, using five 107mm rockets. According to officials from the Mon State Revolutionary Force (MSRF), the attack took place at approximately 1:30 PM on April 24th. The operation reportedly resulted in potential casualties among military council troops, though the exact extent of damage is still being assessed.
The joint operation was conducted by a coalition of revolutionary forces including the Mon State Revolutionary Force (MSRF), the New Mon State Party Anti-Dictatorship force (NMSP-AD), and the People’s Defense Force Dawna Battalion. Of the five 107mm rockets fired during the attack, three successfully hit their designated targets, while two fell short of their intended positions. The revolutionary forces confirmed that they executed a strategic withdrawal immediately after the operation, considering the potential threat of military council surveillance drones in the area.
The military council forces did not return fire during or after the attack. The revolutionary forces implemented a careful withdrawal strategy to avoid potential drone surveillance and counterattacks. This operation represents a significant coordinated effort by revolutionary forces in Mon State, demonstrating their capability to conduct precise attacks against military council positions. The operation was completed successfully with no casualties reported among the revolutionary forces, marking it as an effective strike against the military council’s presence in the region.
