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Mudon Township

Mudon Township is a location, where 0 incidents occurred. It is directly within

Based on 21 claims from 39 sources, 7 units were positioned here for some period of time. Other units may have been positioned in smaller locations within this location.

Mudon Township contains 2 other locations.

Incidents within Mudon Township

According to sources 0 incidents occurred in Mudon Township. These sources identify a specifically named perpetrator in 0 incidents. For 0 incidents, a specific unit or person was not named as a perpetrator.

Any unit which has an overlapping site and/or area of operation during the timeframe of the incident is shown on the page. Click on any incident below to see these overlaps in time and location.

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Units positioned in Mudon Township

7 units have had an area of operations or site in Mudon Township

7 chains (page 1/2)
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2023/9/26
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Locations within Mudon Township

There are 2 locations within Mudon Township that are linked to the positioning (site or area of operations) of a unit or the location where an incident occurred.

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Claims & Sources

Sources and claims connected to time based positionings of units in this location are listed below. For sources and claims related to incidents that are alleged to have occurred within Mudon Township, please go to that incident's page by clicking on it above.

21 claims based off 39 sources (page 1 / 4)
COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 411/2010 of 10 May 2010 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 194/2008 renewing and strengthening the restrictive measures in respect of Burma/Myanmar

COUNCIL IMPLEMENTING REGULATION (EU) 2022/2177 of 8 November 2022 implementing Regulation (EU) No 401/2013 concerning restrictive measures in view of the situation in Myanmar/Burma
Council of the European Union
After suffering heavy casualties and losing out its control in the KNU-operated areas, Myanmar’s military removed chief of Bureau of Special Operations No. 4, Lt. Gen Khin Hlaing, who oversees operations in Karen, Mon and Tanintharyi regions, and South Western regional commander, Maj. Gen. Myat Thet Oo.
Ye Myo Hein