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Arakan Army Releases Three Muslim Family Members on Humanitarian Grounds

BGB Raids RSO Camp Near Ukhiya Border, Confiscating Weapons and Ammunition

Tongchangya Students Union (Mizoram) Welcomes Release of 89 Chakma Individuals by the Arakan Army (AA)

epartmental Authorities and Locals Jointly Repair Damaged Sinswelya (Chakma) Village Road in Buthidaung

In Arakan, Number of Persons Detained by the Military Commission Reached 39 in May

Arakan Army Releases 89 Chakma Villagers from Thinbawhla Village

Arakkha Government Released Three Muslims Based on Humanitarian Ground

Two Displaced Civilians Killed and at Least Five Injured as Military Commission Bombards Displaced Person Camps in Ramree and Toungup

57 Innocent Civilians Killed and Injured in Arakan within Two Months Due to Military Commission’s Heavy Artillery Fire and Airstrikes

Arakan Lottery Official Launch Across Arakan

Maungdaw District Chakma Ethnic Affairs Committee Urges All Ethnic Nationalities in Arakan to Unite for Final Revolutionary Victory and National Reconstruction

News ၊ June 1, 2026 Locals receiving eye surgeries (photocrd) It is reported that the Arakkha Health Department, under the Arakan People's Revolutionary Government, provided free eye surgeries for the second time during the third week of May 2026 to those suffering from eye diseases among the war-displaced people in Arakan State. The Arakkha Health Department examined and treated 223 patients suffering from eye conditions among the displaced population using eye testing equip

Arakan People's Revolutionary Government Forest Department Leads Planting of Thousands of Loop-Root Mangroves along Minbya Coastlines

Arakan People’s Revolutionary Government Donates Cattle to Muslim Villages Including Htan Shaut Khin Village in Maungdaw District for Qurbani Festival

Arakan People’s Revolutionary Government Donates Cattle for Qurbani Festival in Mrauk-U District

Arakan People’s Revolutionary Government Restores Displaced Farmlands to Rightful Owners in Minbya

Junta Drone and Artillery Attacks Kill Civilian, Destroy Homes in Sane Town

News ၊ May 26, 2026 The ULA/AA announced today, May 26, that the deaths of three Chakma people from Naikhongchhari Township in Bangladesh due to a landmine explosion are being falsely portrayed on some propaganda social media platforms as mines planted by the ULA/AA. In the statement, the organization explicitly denied any connection to the incident, stating that the explosion occurred on the Bangladesh side of the border and had absolutely nothing to do with them. The statem

Transport Department Issues Monsoon Safety Guidelines for Commuters and Drivers in Arakan

Three Bangladeshi Chakma Civilians Killed After Stepping on Landmines Planted by ARSA