Cell phone video recorded by Anti-Junta fighters conducing insurgent activities in Myanmar captures the ambush of a military patrol. The fighters utilize a river to prevent the troops from maneuvering on them at the conclusion of their hit and run attack.

It's hard to tell from the footage, but in front of the camera there is a river. On the other side of that river is a road that runs parallel to the river, and on that road is a patrol of Military personnel on bikes. This video was recorded near Myeik in the Tanintharyi Region of Myanmar.

The Anti-Junta fighters are wearing civilian clothes because they presumably went back to blending in with the civilian population following this ambush.

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