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Myanmar drone attacks continue as Thailand restricts border trade
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Fighting along the Thai-Myanmar border continued overnight as Myanmar drones repeatedly dropped explosives on resistance positions near Mae Sot, prompting Thai forces to suspend trade through unofficial crossings for seven days.
Key facts
- The attacks continued into the early hours of today, October 30, around Min La Pan village in Myawaddy, Myanmar, opposite Maha Wan subdistrict in Mae Sot district, Tak province.
- Fighting along the Thai-Myanmar border continued overnight as Myanmar drones repeatedly dropped explosives on resistance positions near Mae Sot, prompting Thai forces to suspend trade through unofficial crossings for seven days.
- In response to the ongoing conflict, the Naresuan Force, one of the 7 border defence forces of the Royal Thai Army, issued an order suspending permission to import and export goods through unofficial border routes for seven days, from
- Throughout the night, the Ratchamanu Task Force, under the Naresuan Force, worked with Mae Sot district defence volunteers, Border Patrol Police Unit 346 and other security personnel to establish checkpoints and patrol areas around Mae Kon
Summary
The attacks continued into the early hours of today, October 30, around Min La Pan village in Myawaddy, Myanmar, opposite Maha Wan subdistrict in Mae Sot district, Tak province.
Ground fighting had temporarily stopped, but Myanmar drones continued targeting resistance positions.