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The Junta facing severe setbacks in battles across the country, has escalated airstrikes on civilian areas without military targets in Maungdaw Township on the western frontier of Rakhine State, where fighting is intense, causing tens of thousands of locals from 30 villages to flee. According to the Muslim and Rakhine communities in Maungdaw, tens of thousands of locals from

Junta troops carried out night-time raids on monasteries in the Rakhine state capital , claiming to inspect overnight guest lists, and then arrested all persons lacking a Sittwe resident National Registration Card (NRCs). Sittwe residents informed Narinjara that on May 15, Junta forces carried out overnight guest list inspections at various locations in Sittwe town, including

Following an offensive on the headquarters of the Junta's 15th Military Operations Command (MOC-15), which had been under siege by the Arakha Army (AA) for an extended duration, hundreds of Junta forces, including the deputy division commander and their families, had surrendered, AA stated in a video announcement. The video released on May 6 stated that the Junta soldiers who

The 6th border guard police battalion in Inn Din of southern Maungdaw township is now completely occupied by the Arakha Army (AA) fighters on Sunday morning after thousands of junta soldiers deserted the base, said local residents. "The AA fighters surrounded the battalion for many weeks. Now the villagers from Inn Din and Pel Yone villages have fled for safer places,” stated

As the conflict approaches Maungdaw town of Rakhine State, there emerges a report of substantial military reinforcements through the waterways. Meanwhile, the navy barges are relocating more family members belonging to military personnel. The military junta used Kanyin Chaung economic zone jetty in Maungdaw to transport the military weapons, food items, fuel and other supplies