The military regime has pledged to repair the power plant supplying electricity to Manaung Town in Arakan State in an effort to restore power access.

The Arakan Army (AA) released 89 of more than 100 residents of Thinbawhla Village on 2 June following a dispute over military recruitment in Maungdaw Township.

Internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Kyaukphyu Township sheltering near the Peinhne Mountain Range in Ramree Township are fleeing to other locations due to fears of further junta airstrikes.

A junta column stationed in Saw Town, Magway Region, has reportedly been breaking into homes and stealing residents’ property, vehicles and other belongings, according to local sources.

Junta-chief-turned President Min Aung Hlaing, who became president following the 2025 election, is currently in India for his first foreign trip since taking office.

Clashes are intensifying in Indaw Township, Katha District, Sagaing Region, between junta troops and resistance forces led by the Arakan Army (AA), according to local and military sources.

Clashes could intensify on the Arakan front after the regime replaced Major-General Kyaw Swar Oo with Major-General Kyaw Soe as commander of the Arakan State-based Western Command, military analysts said.

Clashes between junta troops and the Arakan Army (AA) have intensified near the Regional Operations Command in Sittwe Township, Arakan State, with the military carrying out heavy artillery attacks and airstrikes, according to local sources.

A 200-strong junta contingent has entered Saw Town in Magway Region and is reportedly arresting local residents, according to ground sources.

The Arakan Lottery, launched by the Central Customs and Taxation Department under the United League of Arakan (ULA), officially began ticket sales on 1 June, though it may take months before tickets are distributed to sales agents.

The Maungdaw District Chakma Ethnic Affairs Committee issued a statement on 31 May saying it is working to stabilize and resolve a military recruitment dispute that occurred in Thinbawhla Village near Taungpyo Letwe town in northern Maungdaw, Arakan State.

Sexual violence, rape, and statutory rape cases are reportedly on the rise in townships controlled by the Arakan Army, with at least four cases remaining unresolved as the perpetrators continue to evade arrest.

The Myanmar regime is reportedly recruiting youths in urban Kyaukphyu, Arakan State, for its military intelligence wing, known as the Office of the Chief of Military Security Affairs (OCMSA).

The regime has been consecutively carrying out airstrikes and drone attacks on territories controlled by the Arakan Army (AA) in Arakan State, with civilian casualties also increasing, according to local residents.

Although border trade between Bangladesh and Arakan State resumed in April, trade activities remain limited and have yet to attract participation from private entrepreneurs, according to border traders.

People in Arakan State are calling on the United League of Arakan (ULA) to relax medical travel certificate requirements, as patients face significant difficulties obtaining approval to travel to India for treatment.

The military regime is reportedly conducting training flights using gyrocopters and motorized parachutes, known as paramotors, in Kyaukphyu and Manaung townships of Arakan State as it prepares to resist Arakan Army offensives.

Clashes have reportedly broken out between regime forces and the Arakan Army (AA) near Sittwe in Arakan State, with both sides exchanging heavy artillery fire, according to local sources.

Twelve ethnic Chakma organizations have called for an investigation and action over allegations that members of the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army exceeded emergency regulations by forcibly conscripting minorities in Thinbawhla Village near Taungpyo Letwe town in northern Maungdaw Township, Arakan State, near the Bangladesh border.