ARSA attacks AA camps near Bangladesh border
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) attacked Arakan Army (AA) military camps and guard posts in Maungdaw Township, Arakan State, near the Bangladesh border. AA camps and outposts in Taungpyoletwea Town, Maungdaw Township, near the Bangladesh border, came under a large-scale ARSA attack on August 10 and 11. “Yes, the reports of clashes are accurate. ARSA attacked AA camps around Taungpyoletwea with overwhelming force,” a Taungpyoletwea resident told DMG.

AA camps and outposts in Taungpyoletwea Town, Maungdaw Township, near the Bangladesh border, came under a large-scale ARSA attack on August 10 and 11.

“Yes, the reports of clashes are accurate. ARSA attacked AA camps around Taungpyoletwea with overwhelming force,” a Taungpyoletwea resident told DMG.

  • RandAlThor@lemmy.caOPM
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    4 days ago

    This is a significant development in Arakan State. ARSA since driven out of Arakan to Bangladesh by the junta back in 2017, have been rebuilding their corps and gathering strength with the help of Junta in recent years, and also allegedly, by some forces in Bangladesh. This is the first large scale attack by ARSA since 2017 which triggered the Rohingya crisis.