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.

In Rakhine State, Taungup Township, near Mee Chaung Thoe village, the Mahapyinnyarkyaw Free Private High School was bombed from the air by the terrorist military junta, according to reports.

At 06:55 on October 27, 2025, a wooden boat carrying four (4) fishermen from the Teknaf Island area of Bangladesh entered Arakan territorial waters and was observed deploying a drift net approximately 800 meters west of Na Khaungtaw outpost to catch fish.

The United League for Arakan (ULA) has officially rejected recent allegations by the organization Fortify Rights, accusing them of disseminating false information aimed at damaging the group's reputation and hindering peace efforts in Arakan State.

A recent investigative report sheds light on the devastating impact of Myanmar’s military aerial campaigns in the Arakan (Rakhine) region, revealing a pattern of targeted airstrikes causing significant civilian casualties and extensive destruction. The report, titled "War Crimes from the Sky: Civilian Deaths and Destruction by the Junta,"

The Maungdaw District Muslim Affairs Council has today, October 25, issued a strong condemnation of the ongoing abductions, torture, and killings of civilians by the militant terrorist groups ARSA and RSO operating in Arakan State.

The terrorist Muslim armed group ARSA abducted three locals, including a 16-year-old girl, who were tending cattle in southern Maungdaw Township this morning at around 7:00 a.m., according to local residents.

During October, a total of four local civilians were killed and six others, including children, were injured in shootings carried out by the ARSA in Maungdaw and Buthidaung Townships, Arakan, according to the local news agency.

The Arakan Army issued a press at 6 PM on October 22, 2025. For the purpose of the information, the GAN has translated the piece as the following:

In Baghaichhari Township, Rangamati District, Bangladesh, about ten houses belonging to indigenous residents who are not of Bengali ethnicity were destroyed by Bengali Muslims, who also reportedly looted household items, according to local sources.

In northern Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State, a local man from Buthidaung Township was killed due to shooting by the Muslim terrorist armed group ARSA, according to AB News. The deceased is 25-year-old Ko Kyaw Soe Win from Pyein Shar village, Buthidaung Township, who was working in Nantthar Taung village, Maungdaw Township.

Junta soldiers who were fleeing amid air support firings at the strategically important Nat Ywar Kan air defense strategy outpost have been captured again by AA.

A member of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) militant group from a Bangladesh refugee camp was found alive on Shah Porir Dwip — known locally to the Arakanese as Shin Phyu Kyun Island— on October 15, according to local residents.

On October 7, Mahbul Alom, a journalist from the Bangladeshi news agency 'In-Territorial News (ITN)', publicly urged collaboration between the fascist Military Commission (formerly Military Council) forces, who are brutally killing people in Myanmar, and the Islamic extremist groups in Bangladesh to capture Rakhine State.

According to Bangla Press news agency, the Muslim terrorist groups known as ARSA, RSO, ARA, and RIM are illegally smuggling weapons into Bangladesh.