A member of Arakan Army (AA) who blew off a military column shouldering security duties along Yangon-Sittway Union Road was shot dead, the Office of the Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services reported on May 10.
On May 10 morning, an AA group carried out two remote-control mine attacks on the military column working at about 3,000 metres away from Kyauktaw, Rakhine State. While clearing mines in the area, security troops shot an AA member dead and seized a motorcycle, a grenade, two mobile phones and accessories for planting mines, according to the press release.
AA is continuing to plant mines and carry out mine attacks on public roads. From January to May 10 this year, AA planted mines 16 times. And military columns had to clear 46 mines. Military columns are continuing to carry out security duties.
On May 10 morning, an AA group carried out two remote-control mine attacks on the military column working at about 3,000 metres away from Kyauktaw, Rakhine State. While clearing mines in the area, security troops shot an AA member dead and seized a motorcycle, a grenade, two mobile phones and accessories for planting mines, according to the press release.
AA is continuing to plant mines and carry out mine attacks on public roads. From January to May 10 this year, AA planted mines 16 times. And military columns had to clear 46 mines. Military columns are continuing to carry out security duties.
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