Burmese Warplanes Buzz Shan Leaders 6 Times Near Kho Lam Village

President of the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS/SSA) and commander of the Southern Shan Army, who was the target of perceived intimidation by Burmese warplanes.

The local residents in Kho Lam who were present during the meeting with General Yawd Serk and the low flybys by Burmese warplanes.

The wife of General Yawd Serk who accompanied him on a prior visit to Ban Nawon.

The President of Myanmar (as referred to in the article as 'President of Myanmar') who is inviting armed groups for peace negotiations.

The military branch that deployed an MTX aircraft to fly low over a meeting involving General Yawd Serk and villagers.

The military organization that conducted 'normal flight training' with an MTX aircraft near Kho Lam.

The news source reporting on the incident involving General Yawd Serk and the Burmese warplanes.

The organization led by General Yawd Serk, also known as the Southern Shan Army, whose territory was involved in the aerial incident.

The military wing of the Restoration Council of Shan State, commanded by General Yawd Serk, which was urged to remain calm during peace talks.

The specific location within Kho Out Township where General Yawd Serk was meeting villagers when the Burmese warplanes flew overhead.

A township in Kho Lam City, Shan State, under the control of the Southern Shan Army, where the incident occurred.

The city in Shan State where the alleged intimidation incident involving Burmese warplanes took place.

The district to which Kho Out Township in Kho Lam City is administratively subordinate.

A province in the southern region of Shan State where Kho Out Township is located.

A village where General Yawd Serk participated in a ceremony for a new chedi on May 23, 2026.

The township where Ban Nawon is located, visited by General Yawd Serk prior to the Kho Lam incident.

The district in which Nawon Township is situated.

The province where Mong Pawn District and Nawon Township are located.