Battle of Theemuhta
Battle in the Myanmar civil war
Battle of Theemuhta | |||||||
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Part of the Myanmar civil war (2021–present) and internal conflict in Myanmar | |||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||
Karen National Union | State Administration Council | ||||||
Strength | |||||||
Unknown | Unknown | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||
4 Killed | 10+ killed, 8 captured |
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Myanmar civil war
Prelude
- Internal conflict in Myanmar
- 2021 coup
- Protests
Theater
- Chin
- Dry Zone
Early violence and clashes
- Attempted assassination of Bai Yingneng
- Hlaingthaya
- Alaw Bum
- Kalay
- Theemuhta
- Kale
- Taze
- Bago
- Naungmon
- Thaw Le Hta
- Mindat
- Muse
- Mandalay
- Myin Thar
- Myawaddy
- Tabayin
- 1st Loikaw
- 1st Demoso
2021–22 dry season campaign
- Kachinthay
- Yangon
- Lay Kay Kaw
- Hnan Khar
- Mo So
- Chindwin River
- Kat Hmaw
- Kanhtuma
- Mobye
- 2nd Demoso
- 2nd Loikaw
- Mindat–Matupi
- Thantlang
2022 monsoon season campaign
2022–23 dry season campaign
- Kawkareik
- Killing of Saw Tun Moe
- Hpakant
- Ti Bwar
- Thandaung
- Chaung-U
- Mohnyin & Banmauk
- Tambru
- Moe Tarr Lay
- Sagaing offensive
- (Tar Taing
- Pazigyi)
- Pinlaung
- Mese
- Shwe Kokko
- Let Khat Taung
2023 monsoon season campaign
2023–24 dry season campaign
- Taungthaman
- 1027 (Chinshwehaw • Namhsan • Laukkai • Rakhine • Lashio)
- 1107 (1111)
- Kyindwe
- Kanan
- Kawlin
- 0307
- Thar Dar
- Myawaddy
- Akyi Pan Pa Lun
- Buthidaung
- Byian Phyu
- Assassination of Sayadaw Munindabhivamsa
The Battle of Theemuhta was an engagement that took place during the current Myanmar civil war in the Hpapun District, the Karen National Union raided the Theemuhta military base and wiped out the State Administration Council defenders.[1]
Battle
The Karen National Union raided the Hteemuhta military base on 27 March during Myanmar's Armed Forces Day, the Karen National Union killed at least 10 and captured 8 Junta troops. [2]
References
- ^ Now, Myanmar (27 March 2021). "KNU seizes control of Tatmadaw base in Kayin state". Myanmar Now. Archived from the original on June 23, 2023. Retrieved 23 June 2023.
- ^ "10 soldiers killed in Myanmar base attack rebel group, - ОВА". www.aa.com. 28 March 2021. Archived from the original on March 13, 2023. Retrieved 22 April 2023.
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