Operation 1027
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Is an offensive conducted by the Three Brotherhood Alliance, a military coalition composed of three ethnic armed organisations in Myanmar: the Arakan Army (AA), Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), and Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA)
Chronology
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June 2024: It was reported that the TNLA had entered eastern areas of Mogok.
November 2023: The town of Khampat in Sagaing Region was taken by the PDF.
November 2023: The TNLA retook their Mine Kyat base in Lashio Township.
August 2024: The rebels took full control of the city of Lashio.
November 2023: The NUG Ministry of Defense said that at least six junta camps and police stations had been seized by rebel forces in northern Sagaing in Kawlin, Kantbalu, Kyunhla, Wuntho, Kalewa, Kale, Homalin and Tamu townships.
November 2023: On 29 November, it was reported that the MNDAA had captured the town of Konkyan in the Kokang SAZ.
October 2023: Reports indicated that the TNLA captured junta's 13 Mile Camp and Microweave Camp on the Namhkam-Namphatka Road in Namhkam Township.
November 2023: After assaulting Kawlin for three days, KIA, AA and PDF combined forces were finally able to capture the town.
August 2024: On 19 August, the PDF captured the town of Thabeikkyin.
November 2023: The TNLA captured a Kyinti military base on a bridge near Hsipaw.
December 2023: On 6 December, the MNDAA captured the military outpost on Four Buddhist Statues Hill immediately south of Laukkai.
January 2024: On 5 January, the MNDAA gained full control of Laukkai, the capital of the Kokang Self-Administered Zone
December 2023: On 7 December, the town of Monglon in Kyaukme township was seized by the TNLA.
December 2023: On 19 December, the MNDAA gained control of the Yanlonkyaing border gate and the Border Point 125 IDP camp on the Chinese border with Nansan, Yunnan, north of Laukkai.
December 2023: On 18 December, anti-junta forces fully gained control of Namkham and the surrounding Namhkam Township.
December 2023: On 31 December, the TNLA seized Mongngaw town in Kyaukme township.
January 2024: Footage appeared on social media suggesting that the United Wa State Army had taken control of Hopang, the nominal capital of the Wa Self-Administered Division, with junta forces losing control of the east bank of the Salween River.
January 2024: On 7 January, the Brotherhood Alliance claimed that it had captured Kutkai and Hsenwi on midnight after seizing junta military posts in the towns.
December 2023: On 29 December, the TNLA took control of Namtu prompting junta forces to bombard the town.
January 2024: On 21 January, after several days of fighting, allied resistance captured Mabein.
June 2024: By 28 June, the TNLA had captured Kyaukme and continued attacking the junta bases around the town.
July 2024: On 6 July, the MNDAA captured Nampawng village south of Lashio, encircling the town.
July 2024: On 24 July, the TNLA announced that it had fully captured the city of Mogok
December 2023: On 1 December, the MNDAA started penetrating the Tong Chain neighbourhood in southeastern Laukkai, beginning the Battle of Laukkai.
November 2023: The junta lost control of the city of Kunlong.
October 2023: The MNDAA reportedly had seized control of the town of Chinshwehaw.
October 2023: the MNDAA ambushed junta soldiers and seized three junta outposts in the town of Mong Ko.
October 2023: A TNLA-led force, alongside Mandalay PDF forces, attacked a junta camp in Kyaukkyan village-
November 2023: The Brotherhood Alliance claimed to be in "complete control" of both Chinshwehaw and Hsenwi.
November 2023: Namhkam was taken by the TNLA.
November 2023: The MNDAA announced that they had captured the Kyin San Kyawt border crossing in Muse District.
November 2023: Military bases on the western bank of the Salween River in Kunlong were taken by the MNDAA and both sides of the town came under its control.
December 2023: On 13 December, the KIA, along with the All Burma Students' Democratic Front and Indaw PDF, took the town of Maw Luu from junta forces.
December 2023: The Ta'ang National Liberation Army seized the town of Namhsan after around two weeks of fighting.
December 2023: TNLA captured Mantong in the evening of 22 December, completely capturing the Pa Laung Self-Administered Zone.
January 2024: The Kachin Independence Army captured the base of the Tatmadaw's 123rd Infantry Battalion in Nampaka village, Kutkai Township.
July 2024: On 17 July, the Mandalay PDF claimed to have taken control of the town of Singu.
July 2024: On 20 July, the junta claimed that it had recaptured the town of Singu after a day of fighting.
November 2023: Peng Hseng, a border town east of Muse, also came under alliance control.
November 2023: The military launched a successful offensive to retake their Sakhan Thit Kone base in Namhkam Township.
June 2024: On 26 June, Nawnghkio was captured by PDF and TNLA forces, and most of Kyaukme also fell to rebel forces.
February 2024: On 11 February, pro-junta media reported that the junta had recaptured Kawlin in Sagaing Region from the People's Defense Force and Kachin Independence Army.
November 2023: By 2 November 92 junta bases and four towns had been captured by the Brotherhood Alliance and its allies.
November 2023: The city of Mong Ko along the China-Myanmar border was captured by the MNDAA.
July 2024: On 31 July, TNLA forces took complete control over Mongmit after capturing the last junta in the town.
August 2024: On 12 August, the PDF took control of the town of Tagaung.
Selected Sources
https://burma.irrawaddy.com/news/short-news/2023/11/12/376307.html
https://www.irrawaddy.com/news/burma/myanmar-junta-uses-airstrikes-as-sagaing-resistance-attacks.html
