Battle of Lashio

Battle of Lashio
Part of Operation 1027 in the Myanmar civil war

  Controlled by the Three Brotherhood Alliance
  Controlled by the UWSA
Date2 July 2024 – 3 August 2024 (1 month, 1 day)
Location22°57′59″N 97°45′09″E / 22.9665°N 97.7525°E / 22.9665; 97.7525
Result Rebel victory
Territorial
changes
Rebel forces captured Lashio city and surrounding areas
Belligerents
State Administration Council

Three Brotherhood Alliance
People's Liberation Army
Bamar People's Liberation Army


United Wa State Army (non-combatant)
Commanders and leaders
  • Brig. Gen. Thant Htin Soe (POW)
  • Brig. Gen. Tin Tun Aung 
  • Col. Hla Min 
  • Maj. Gen. Soe Tint (POW)
  • Brig. Gen. Myo Min Htwe (POW)
Units involved

 Tatmadaw

Three Brotherhood Alliance:

People's Liberation Army
Bamar People's Liberation Army
Strength
5,000 6,000+
Casualties and losses
2,000 killed
4,783 surrendered (including 2,000 soldiers)
500+ killed, 1,000+ wounded (per the MNDAA)
300 civilians killed

The Battle of Lashio was an offensive conducted by the Three Brotherhood Alliance, along with other anti-junta resistance forces, to capture the northern Shan city of Lashio during the Myanmar civil war. Serving as the headquarters for the Tatmadaw's Northeastern Command, the city was besieged by rebel forces following the collapse of the Chinese-mediated ceasefire that had paused the rebels' Operation 1027.