Ranong Immigration in Thailand announced on Wednesday that Thai authorities handed over 90 Myanmar migrant workers arrested in Ranong Province to the regime.

A 300-strong junta contingent entered Saw, a town on the border of Chin State and Magway Region, at around 10 a.m. on May 14 and took up positions across the town.

Fierce clashes have erupted between regime forces and resistance troops led by the Arakan Army near the junta’s No. 344 Artillery Battalion in Yekyi Township, Ayeyarwady Region, with the military reportedly relying heavily on airstrikes and artillery support.

The Arakan Army (AA) has recently strengthened security measures along the border between Arakan State and Bangladesh in Maungdaw Township, according to local residents.

Residents in Saw Township, Magway Region, are fleeing their homes due to concerns over potential clashes as military tensions rise following recent junta offensives and military operations in the area.

Political analysts say that although the regime released former President U Win Myint under a pardon in April, the continued detention of former State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi appears to be aimed at serving the regime’s own political interests.

The regime is targeting independent news outlets through continued suppression of media by revoking publishing licences.

A junta column advancing from Htigyaing to Katha in Sagaing Region was intercepted and attacked by the Arakan Army (AA) and allied revolutionary forces.

An internally displaced person living in Sittwe, Arakan State, which remains under regime control, reportedly died after being tortured during interrogation following his arrest by regime forces.

Political analysts say the regime’s ability to retake several towns across Myanmar that were previously seized by resistance forces during Operation 1027 is linked to Chinese intervention and weakening unity among revolutionary groups.

As the regime intensifies airstrikes in areas controlled by the Arakan Army (AA) in Arakan State, local residents are calling for the effective operation of already installed air raid warning systems to improve civilian safety.

People injured by landmines and explosive remnants of war in Arakan State are facing severe livelihood hardships and urgently need humanitarian assistance, according to local residents and victims.

The Myanmar regime has recently increased its naval deployments and attempted an amphibious offensive near Sanae Town and surrounding areas in Kyaukphyu Township, an area controlled by the Arakan Army.

Participation from the ethnic Thet community, one of the ethnic groups in Arakan State, is increasing in the ongoing rebuilding process across the region, according to members of the community.

An offensive launched by the Arakan Army and its allied forces against the regime’s Weapons Factory No. 16 (KaPaSa 16) in Padaung Township, Bago Region, is steadily advancing toward the facility.

Parents in areas controlled by the Arakan Army in Arakan State are expressing growing concern over the health of children who remain unvaccinated, warning that many are already suffering from frequent illnesses and health complications.

More than 3,700 internally displaced persons in Thandwe Township, Arakan State, who are currently sheltering in forests and mountainous areas, are in urgent need of assistance to secure safe housing, according to aid workers.

Despite its recent invitation for peace talks with ethnic armed organizations and People’s Defence Forces, the regime has continued conducting sustained airstrikes using jet squadrons, marking a clear escalation in its aerial warfare campaign.

Regime forces are reportedly deploying large reinforcements to Kyaukphyu Township, where active fighting continues, and have stationed troops around several battalions and military headquarters.