2 militants killed in separate clashes at Rohingya camp

THE BUSINESS STANDARD
TBS Report
04 October, 2023,

Captain of 14 Armed Police Battalion (APBN) Mohammad Iqbal said two groups clashed over establishing dominance, where Yusuf alias Chakmaya Yusuf was kille.

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Two members of the terrorist groups Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) and Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) were killed in a clash at the Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar's Ukhiya.

The attacks took place on Tuesday (3 October) night and Wednesday (4 October) morning.

Two killed in Rohingya camp shooting

ukhianews .com
Saeed MuhammadAnwar
Published: 04/10/2023

Two members of terrorist groups ARSA and RSO were killed in separate incidents at Ukhiya Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar.

The incident took place on Tuesday night (October 3) and in the early hours of Wednesday (October 4).

Fighting erupts in Myanmar; junta to ‘consider’ ASEAN plan

Reuters

April 27, 2021

 

Ethnic minority Karen insurgents attacked a Myanmar army outpost near the Thai border on Tuesday in some of the most intense clashes since a military coup nearly three months ago threw the country into crisis.

The Karen National Union (KNU), Myanmar's oldest rebel force, said it had captured the army camp on the west bank of the Salween river, which forms the border with Thailand.

The Myanmar military later hit back against the insurgents with air strikes, the KNU and Thai authorities said.

Done Paik and Kyein Karli residents flee as fighting erupts between Inn Dinn and Koe Tan Kauk

Narinjara
Kaing Lu Hla (Yoe Ma Myay)
Narinjara News,
13 July 2020

Clashes between the Tatmadaw and the AA took place today on the border between Maungdaw and Rathedaung townships, according to reports from locals. Fighting occurred between Maungdaw’s Inn Din village and Ko Tan Kauk which lies in Rathedaung.

One resident from Koe Tan Kauk says he heard the sound of shooting from around 10am to around midday. After a heavy downpour the shooting had stopped, he said.

More refugees flee fighting in Rakhine

MYANMAR TIMES  

Thursday, August 08, 2019

A woman carries a bag through a refugee camp in Rakhine State. Officials say the number of refugees near Minbya township continues to rise due to recent fighting in the area. Photo: EPA

Fighting between the Tatmadaw (military) and the Arakan Army (AA) in Rakhine State’s Minbya township has intensified and the number of refugees has increased to nearly 6000 over the past 10 days, a state official said on Tuesday.

Minbya township MP U Hla Thein Aung said that aid for the refugees is urgently needed.