The Arakan Army controls Rakhine state in Myanmar while Min Aung Hlaing visits China and was elected president of Myanmar.
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Updated Aug 1
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What happened
The Arakan Army controls Rakhine state in Myanmar while Min Aung Hlaing visits China and was elected president of Myanmar.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Arakan Army
Burmese insurgent group
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Myanmar
country in Southeast Asia
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Min Aung Hlaing
11th President of Myanmar
Related events
- The Arakan Army is reported to control much of Rakhine State, while Gambia has filed a case against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice.
- The Arakan Army is conducting operations in Rakhine State and targeting opposition-held areas in Chin State.
- The Arakan Army holds much of Rakhine State, which borders Bangladesh. The crisis is ongoing, with the WFP providing tiered rations to affected populations and Bangladesh conveying the situation to the United Nations.
- Bangladesh's engagement with Myanmar is shaped by the Rohingya crisis, with the Arakan Army controlling much of Rakhine State.
- Arakan Army clashes with Myanmar junta forces, prompting Rohingya flight and border restrictions.