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Published 28 February 2019
Min Naing Soe
The Tatmadaw (military) True News Information Team issued a press released on February 26 saying that it will object to Bangladesh in accordance with the procedures over a joint movement of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) and Arakan Army (AA) in Bangladesh near the border with Myanmar, the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services reported.
The press release said as a video clip that allegedly recorded the joint movement of the ARSA and AA marching together inside Bangladesh near Myanmar-Bangladesh border went viral on the social media, Tatmadaw verified the video clip and found that troops of the ARSA and the AA were moving freely along the motor road toward the Balukhaya Bangladesh Border Guards (BGB) outpost from a place some 3,000 meters in the north-west of the border guard outpost near border post No. 50, Balukhaya BGB outpost in the west of border post No. 49 and, near border post No. 50 in the west Leinmaw Cherry BGB outpost on Myanmar-Bangladesh border in the last week of January 2019
The Tatmadaw (military) True News Information Team issued a press released on February 26 saying that it will object to Bangladesh in accordance with the procedures over a joint movement of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) and Arakan Army (AA) in Bangladesh near the border with Myanmar, the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services reported.
The press release said as a video clip that allegedly recorded the joint movement of the ARSA and AA marching together inside Bangladesh near Myanmar-Bangladesh border went viral on the social media, Tatmadaw verified the video clip and found that troops of the ARSA and the AA were moving freely along the motor road toward the Balukhaya Bangladesh Border Guards (BGB) outpost from a place some 3,000 meters in the north-west of the border guard outpost near border post No. 50, Balukhaya BGB outpost in the west of border post No. 49 and, near border post No. 50 in the west Leinmaw Cherry BGB outpost on Myanmar-Bangladesh border in the last week of January 2019
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