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ULA/AA Grants Amnesty to Muslim Prisoners, POWs, Family Members, and Civilians to Mark Eid al-Adha

Arakan Lottery to be Launched by Arakan People's Revolutionary Government in Arakan

Military Junta Bans Muslim Fishermen from Inshore Fishing in Sittwe

Nine Civilians Injured by Military Junta Airstrikes in Kyeintali

ULA and Central Religious Affairs Department Cooperate to Fairly Resolve Kyane Chaung Village Christian Church Issue On-Site

Over 160 Civilians Killed and Over 20 Injured by Muslim Armed Groups in Arakan Within Over Two Years

Arakan Army (AA) Seizes 3.2 Million WY Psychotropic Pills Passed Through Successive Junta Checkpoints

Nine Muslims Detained Within Three Days in Sittwe

News ၊ May 20, 2026 Cover of HRW's Report and ULA/AA Spokesperson (photocrd) The United League of Arakan (ULA)-led Arakkha Government has strongly rejected and condemned the report released by Human Rights Watch (HRW) on May 18, 2026, which alleged that AA fighters killed 170 villagers in Htan Shauk Khan village, Buthidaung Township. In response to inquiries from Narinjara News, ULA/AA spokesperson U Khaing Thu Kha said: "We strongly condemn HRW's recent report. It is groundl

One Civilian Killed, Seven Injured Including a Buddhist Monk by Military Commission Naval Artillery Fire in Kyaukphyu

Junta Navy Anchored in Ann Township Detains Two Civilian Motorboats Fetching Firewood

AAC Issues Statement of Condolence and Commemoration for the 1942 Mass Killing of Around 30,000 Arakanese People

News ၊ May 16 Photo / Panowa News A shootout between armed groups inside a Muslim refugee camp in the Teknaf area of Cox's Bazar District, Bangladesh, has left one member of a dacoit (robber) gang dead. The shooting occurred at around 10:00 PM on May 14 inside H-Block of the Nayapara Muslim Refugee Camp in Teknaf. The deceased has been identified as 45-year-old Hasan Ahmed, also known as Kala Hasan. He resided in H-Block, Shed No. 634, and held MRC No. 39225. He was the son o

News ၊ May 15, 2026 Junta Air Forces (Photo - Crd) Sources report that the coup military launched an airstrike using two jet fighters on Ponnagyun, a town currently under the control of the Arakan Army (AA), this morning (May 15). Local residents stated that the bombing occurred shortly after 8:30 AM and was accompanied by an attack from a kamikaze drone launched from Sittwe. "Two jets came and dropped bombs. There is damage to houses, but we don’t know the exact details rega

News ၊ May 14, 2026 RSO Leader and Three Others Arrested for Plotting Attack in Balukhali Refugee Camp Bangladesh authorities have arrested four terrorists, including a leader of the Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO), who were allegedly plotting an attack in the Balukhali Muslim refugee camp in Ukhiya. At approximately 2:00 AM on May 13, a joint operation by the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB-15) and the Armed Police Battalion (APBN) led to the arrest of the four Islamic ex

News ၊ May 13, 2026 Photo - Crd. Major Maung Saw Yin (aged 77), a veteran revolutionary and patriotic leader who consistently participated in the Arakanese armed revolution for several decades, passed away on May 11, 2026. Major Maung Saw Yin died at 8:00 AM on May 11 in Byaing Ma Tauk Village, Bandarban District, Bangladesh, due to age-related illnesses. It is reported that his funeral was successfully held on May 12. From a young age, Major Maung Saw Yin chose the path of a

News ၊ May 13, 2026 RSO and ARSA members inside Bangladesh (Photo ARSA and Internet) Clashes broke out yesterday, May 12, between three militant groups ARSA, RSO, and ARA inside a Muslim refugee camp in Bangladesh, according to local sources. The exchange of fire occurred around 2:00 PM on May 12 within Refugee Camp No. 8 involving the armed groups ARA, ARSA, and RSO. While there are reports of fatalities and severe injuries resulting from the shootout, the exact number of ca

News ၊ May 12, 2026 Military council soldiers seen in 2021 and a map of Nga Yoke Kaung Town. (Photo: Google Maps and Internet) Local sources report that four displaced persons from Rakhine State were arrested by the terrorist military commission on May 8 in Nga Yoke Kaung Town, Nga Pu Daw Township, Pathein District, Ayeyarwady Region. The detainees consist of three men and one woman. It is reported that the military council personnel separated the three men from the group, cl

News ၊ May 12, 2026 Burmese military personnel seen arriving in Sittwe, Rakhine State, in October 2012. (photo - EPA) Reliable sources report that one person has died after military council forces raided several monasteries in junta-controlled Sittwe and tortured six displaced Rakhine civilians taken into custody. The detainees have been identified as U Kyaw Than Hlaing, Ko Aye Kyaw, Ko Mya Tun, Ko Aung Aung, and two others who were seeking refuge at the Citta Thukha Kammatth

Only 3 Youths Return Home Out of 900 Forced into Military Service by Terrorist Military