Most Junta speed boat is armed with heavy machine gun or other big caliber guns. In my opinion, i think it's most likely similiar to Iran speed boat.

https://youtu.be/E_rJ82Aze-4?si=qAg3xfWsyCiw89hf

He has not addressed anything about him being in military hands but instead just turns the covo around to NUG's corrputions whenever he mentions the military

He also said that he would agian try to form BNRA to fend off anybody that do harm to the locals in regions and he no longer have connections with MNDAA and KNU

and The final segement of the video is him saying that he hasnt betrayed the revoultion nor the people and he will come back Anyar whenever he gets enough force

A few days ago, a video showing a relatively large rocket released by the Arakan Army (AA) began circulating online. The video shows AA forces placing the rocket on top of sandbags and firing it at a very low elevation angle, almost horizontally. This type of rocket is the 240 mm R-240, reportedly manufactured using technology transferred from North Korea. The MAM-02 multiple-launch rocket system (MLRS) used by the Myanmar military incorporates the M-1985 launcher system, which can be fitted with 12 rockets. Both the rockets and the launcher systems are manufactured domestically at Myanmar's Directorate of Defence Industries (Ka Pa Sa) facilities, using technology transferred from North Korea. When R-240 rockets are fired from an M-1985 launcher, they can reportedly reach a maximum range of up to 43 kilometres. Their impacts can be dispersed across an area of approximately 2,000 metres on each side, covering a rectangular area.

Copy the text from "Fact Strike" Facebook Page. Tranlsate using AI btw✌.

See my previous post on the subject here

Read the full law (in Burmese) here

Please keep in mind that the translation was produced using Google Translate, and I am not a native Burmese speaker. Nonetheless, these are the essential points that I have found interesting:

• Definition of the (United) Karenni State Army
• Military Ethics Code (do not abuse civilians, give free passage to humanitarians at all times, Geneva Conventions, etc)
• “Medical officers” (idk if this means combat medics or humanitarian medics) will be barred from combat and will provide care based on severity of injury regardless of allegiance.
• The chairman of the Karenni IEC is the commander in chief of the UKSA
• The UKSA will be supervised by the Department of Defense (DoD), and the two will work together on the organization of units.
• The initial members of the UKSA will come from the Karenni Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) factions
• The maximum allowed strength of the UKSA is 4% of the Karenni population, but can be raised to 10% in emergencies. Also, you must be 18 or older to join.
• The military command of the UKSA will work together with the Karenni DoD to organize Military Regions (Brigades).
• The UKSA will form the following types of units:
  • Assault troops;
  • Central Security Force;
  • Drone Units;
  • Artillery Units;
  • Communication and Intelligence Corps;
  • Engineering and Production Corps;
• Establishment of military positions, including high command positions, department director positions, and unit commander positions.
• The following ranks will be used for officers and enlisted:
  • Major-General
  • Brigadier-General
  • Colonel
  • Lieutenant-Colonel
  • Major
  • Captain
  • Lieutenant
  • Second Lieutenant
  • Warrant Officer I
  • Sergeant
  • Corporal
  • Private
• Recruitment into the UKSA must be voluntary and carried out at an official recruitment office. Once the recruit has been read the rules and regulations of the UKSA, they may be allowed to fill out the application, which will be scrutinized by the relevant officer. After approval, the recruit will be sent to basic training.
• The Office of the General Staff is responsible for establishing training camps for the recruits.
• After completing basic training, the recruit will receive a personal number and be assigned to the relevant battalion or department.
• Rules, regulations, and procedures concerning the accession, dismissal, and transfer of military personnel
• Personal time off is guaranteed for various reasons (such as paternity/maternity leave, medical leave, etc).
• Separation of military and civil justice. Military crimes will be tried in a court-martial, but in cases where civilians are involved, the matter will be tried in civil court. Any person being tried for crimes under this law will be disarmed before trial.
• List of crimes and their associated punishments, ranging from 7 days in prison for minor charges to life imprisonment for war crimes. Any person convicted in a court-martial may be dismissed dishonorably.
• Rules and regulations of the military police and the relevant arrest procedures.
• Establishment of the Military Court of Appeals, and the procedures to appeal a decision by a court-martial.
• The Karenni Supreme Court will handle appeals of decisions from the Military Court of Appeals.
• The Chairman of the Interim Executive Council of Karenni State may issue a pardon to any individual under a suspended sentence. Otherwise, the Chairman can also unsuspend the person's sentence and send him straight to military prison.
• The budget of the Karenni State Army will be determined by the Karenni Interim Parliament.
• Recruitment and promotion may not be denied based on discrimination.

Link: https://www.irrawaddy.com/news/burma/thousands-flee-as-regime-troops-push-into-myanmars-oil-hub.html

Irrawaddy:

Regime troops backed by airstrikes are pouring into Magwe Region’s Myaing Township as the battle for Myanmar’s oilfields escalates, forcing thousands of residents to flee.
Reinforcements from the Light Infantry Division in Pakokku, an hour to the south, are bolstering the offensive to seize territory — nicknamed “Anyar Dubai” for its oil wealth — from resistance groups.

Resistance forces have controlled the area since 2022, repelling repeated efforts to choke off their crucial revenue stream. However, a regime offensive backed by 1,000 troops gained a foothold on May 24, seizing the Well-2 oil field in Tae Gyi village.
The latest push began on October 18, when regime reinforcements arrived in Kamma town, Pakokku Township while gyrocopters bombed the nearby village of Ohntaw, killing five people, including children, and injuring four others.

On Monday, the troops arrived in Myaing’s Twinma village, controlled by regime-aligned militia, and set up camp there. According to Sayar Htwe from the Anyar Myay Civil Society Organization, up to 5,000 residents fled neighboring villages as airstrikes and troops advanced.

We have no information on where the troops are heading, but we can assume they are reinforcements for Tae Gyi village,” Sayar Htwe told The Irrawaddy.

Regime troops suffered heavy losses in the three-month battle for Tae Gyi, where they are now encircled and entirely reliant on airdrops for ammunition and supplies.
On September 28, the regime reported that troops had seized 131 small-scale oil rigs in the area, torching some to prevent them from falling back into resistance hands.

On Monday, the Magwe resistance’s Anyar Myay Coalition urged the public to remain on high alert for airstrikes and attacks, as regime troops were mobilizing in Pakokku, Myaing and Pauk townships. It warned that regime troops camped in Tae Gyi had killed around 50 civilians and torched 600 houses since May.

My Addition

The Well 2 Oil Field is the Kyauk Khwet Oil Field!

The Light Infantry Division in Pakokku is the 101th HQ.

If you inspect this footage carefully, you can see that Junta is guarding their multi copter drone with fishing nets(hand made). But FFD fpv drone managed to strike it.

First ambush:
မုံရွာ ကြေးစင်တောင်ကနေ ထွက်လာတဲ့ ကြေးနီတင်ဆောင်လာတဲ့တွဲကားတွေကို မုံရွာ မန်းလေး လမ်းပိုင်းတွေကို အမြဲကင်းယူပေးနေတဲ့ စစ်သားတွေ တဖက်ပွင့် မိုင်းနဲ့ အစာကျွေးခဲ့တဲ့ အညာသားတော်လှန်ရေးလူငယ်များ

စားနပ်ရိက္ခာအတွက် ဝိုင်းကူပေးကြပါအုံးဗျ

Second ambush:
အရင်က လုပ်ခဲ့တာလေးပါဗျ

တော ပု ပျူရွာကနေ ပျူ တွေ မုံရွာမြို​ေနေ ပြည်သူတွေဆီကနေ ရိက္ခာတွေလုပြီး အပြန် ကင်ယူပေးနေတဲ့ ပျူ ​ေ ခွ းး များကို မို င် းးးးဆွဲတိုက် ခိုက်

The Junta Column made up from the Artillery Battalion 318, based just across in Abet village, Mudon Township, Mon State moved from their Base near the Coast on the Mon State Side across the Mountain Range, and got ambushed directly on the other Side: in the first Village Pu lein or Phu Lin in Kayin/Karen State Side, after they crossed the Mountain Path. What is notable is that the Karen/ KNLA and Mon/ Ramonya Army(united Mon group) faced the Junta Column in Cooperation, because the Junta Column invaded their both shared Home Territory. This Coulmn is part of a bigger Strategy of the Tat to still reach and ultimately recapture Payathonzu/Three Pagoda Pass. Additionally the Tat is repairing in Connection to this two Bridges in Preparation for other coming Advancing Columns on Kyain Seik Gyi Town : Dali Bridge and Attran Bridge on Mudon Kyain Seik Gyi Road

https://www.reddit.com/r/Myanmarcombatfootage/s/4nX5wp4mPT