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News Global Arakan Network November 10, 2025 Ceremony for the release of prisoners held in Mrauk-U (photocrd) On November 7, to commemorate the 47th birthday of the Arakan Army (AA) Commander-in-Chief, sixteen eligible prisoners were granted amnesty and released in Mrauk-U District. Those released included individuals of Mro, Khami, Muslim, and Rakhine ethnic backgrounds — nine from Mrauk-U T

News Global Arakan Network November 10, 2025 A ceremony was held in Mrauk-U District to return ten stolen motorcycles to their rightful owners. (photocrd) In Mrauk-U District, under the control of the Arakan Army (AA), members of the Department of Law Enforcement and Public Security (DLEPS) unit seized several stolen motorcycles and returned them to their rightful owners on November 9, accord

News Global Arakan Network November 9, 2025 Among the Muslims who were sentenced or detained due to connections with the fascist terrorist military council (SAC) forces, the Islamist extremist militant groups ARSA, RSO, and other terrorist organizations, 82 releasable Muslims were granted amnesty and released on November 7 as a commemorative gesture for the Arakan Army Commander-in-Chief's 47t

News Global Arakan Network November 8, 2025 In Rakhine State, Maungdaw Township, Ngway Taung village, a local male cattle herder was abducted and killed by the terrorist insurgent Muslim armed group, resulting in one death. The deceased has been identified as 63-year-old U Shwe Thein (aka U Asoe Maung). According to a villager who spoke to AB News, the victim was abducted and killed by the terror

News Global Arakan Network November 8, 2025 Location of the Bombing Areas and Victims (photocrd) In Rakhine State, Minbya Town, Myo Thit Ward was attacked by the terrorist military commission forces with a 500-pound bomb dropped from the air at around 8:15 PM on November 7, 2025. Due to the bombing attack, two men were killed and about 10 others were injured. The deceased were 53-year-old U U Maung

News Global Arakan Network November 7, 2025 Initial reports indicate that the terrorist military commission conducted airstrike on Yoe Ta Yoke village, Ponnagyun Township, killing 5 civilians and injuring 7 others. Local residents say that today, November 7, at around 11 a.m., the military commission attacked Yoe Ta Yoke village with a jet fighter, dropping bombs. "I heard that around 11 a.m. this

News Global Arakan Network November 6, 2025 Donation Ceremony (photocrd) In Kara Mit village, within Chin Let Wa Township of Paletwa District, the "Believers Church Myanmar - BELIEVERS CHURCH MYANMAR (BCM)" held a ceremony to promote pastors serving in the Rakhine ecclesiastical jurisdiction and to conduct the annual committee meeting of the jurisdiction. Members of the Paletwa District Party Com

Breaking News Global Arakan Network| November 5, 2025 Illegal Fishermen from Bangladesh (photocrd) On November 5, 2025, a fishing boat that illegally entered Arakan territorial waters to poach fish broke down and anchored approximately 850 meters from the mouth of the Alay Than Kyaw Creek. Upon sighting the said fishing boat, six members of the Coastal Security Patrol arrived at 3:24 PM via one Speed Boat, arrested it, and found on board six Bangladeshi fishermen along with 1

News Global Arakan Network November 5, 2025 Muslim Refugee Camp in Bangladesh (Photo credit: Catholic News Agency) Crimes in Muslim refugee camps in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar District are reportedly worsening, with rising instability and increasing incidents of murder, drug trafficking, and abductions, according to camp authorities. Power struggles between armed groups inside the camps have led to killings, while some groups are also engaging in drug trading, extor

News Global Arakan Network November 5, 2025 Payapyin Aung Pa village, Buthidaung Township (photocrd) Muslim leaders in Arakan strongly and unequivocally declared their complete rejection of the Islamist extremist militant groups ARSA, RSO, and ARA during a public meeting of Muslim residents held on October 30 in Aung Pa village, Buthidaung Township. The declaration was made at the Muslim pub

A member of the Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) who suffered severe injuries after stepping on a landmine planted by the extremist Islamist militant groups ARSA/RSO near the Bangladesh border has died while receiving treatment.

The Arakan Army (AA) has reported that within just three days, the Myanmar Military Commission carried out consecutive airstrikes on five townships in Arakan State, killing 12 civilians and injuring 31 others.

The United League of Arakan / Arakan Army (ULA/AA) has issued a blistering condemnation of the "defeated fascist terrorist Military Commission" for launching cowardly airstrikes, naval bombardments, heavy artillery shelling, and drone attacks on civilian areas across Arakan on October 30, 2025—a single day that saw 8 civilians killed and 22 wounded.

In Kyaukphyu Township, Kun Bwe Village of Zin Chaung County, the Military junta carried out a bombing attack using jet fighters, resulting in 5 civilian deaths and 10 injuries, according to investigations.

In recent days on October 26, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) held an event titled “Happy 9th October Day-2025,” commemorating the group's founding in 2016, with ARSA spokesperson Shaikh Burhan in attendance.

You cannot distort the facts! It is undeniable that these Bangladeshi fishermen illegally entered Arakan's waters, and even some officials from the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) have already admitted as much.

In Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts, local indigenous residents of Khagrachhari District have staged a protest against the Bangladesh Army’s unlawful seizure of land belonging to a Buddhist monastery to build a military base without permission, according to Bangladeshi media reports.

On October 29, 2025, the Coastal Security Sub-Unit departed by sea at 7 PM aboard one wooden boat to patrol and seize boats illegally entering Arakan territorial waters to poach fish.

In areas of Arakan State under the control of the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA), a new education system free from racial and religious discrimination is being implemented. According to field observations by AB News, both Rakhine and Muslim students are now able to study together in the same schools.

On October 11, 2025, a group called the Shibchar Dawah Circle (SDC) launched an anti-Arakanese hate campaign in Shibchar, a sub-district in Madaripur District, Bangladesh. The SDC is a student organization based in Shibchar that focuses on religious activities.