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02/02/2025

The Arakan Times Daily Rohingya News Today 02.Feb.2025

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01/02/2025

The Arakan Times Daily News R Mr Saiful Arkani Today 02.Feb.2025

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01/02/2025

The Arakan Times Daily English News Today 02.Feb.2025

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01/02/2025

The Arakan Times Daily News R Mr Saiful Arkani Today 01.February.2025

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01/02/2025

The Arakan Times Daily Rohingya News Today 01.February.2025

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31/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily Rohingya News Today 31.Jan.2025

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31/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily News Today 31.Jan.2025

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30/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily English News Today 30.Jan.2025

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30/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily News Today 30.Jan.2025 Important Message All Rohingya Community By R Mr Saiful Arkani

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21/01/2025

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21/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily Rohingya News Today 21.Jan.2025

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20/01/2025

The Arakan Army AA seizing telephones of Rohingya in Buthidaung

January 21, Arakan Times

The Arakan Army (AA), a Rakhine terrorist armed group, has begun confiscating communication devices such as telephones and SIM cards in Buthidaung Township, Arakan State, Myanmar.

The Arakan Army AA has issued strict orders to the Rohingya community in Buthidaung, warning that anyone found in possession of telephones or SIM cards will be shot on sight, and their family members will be taken into custody.

On January 18, 2025, the Arakan Army AA encircled several Rohingya villages in southern Buthidaung, including Fuimali, Titupaut, Miyandafara, Nowyafara, Zummafara, Wariyoung, and Shafar Fara.

During this operation, the Arakan Army AA conducted meetings with Rohingyas, including evacuees, and ordered them to surrender all communication devices such as telephones and SIM cards. The use of such devices is now completely prohibited in Buthidaung.

A resident of Fuimali stated, “Many telephones and SIM cards have already been seized by the Arakan Army AA, and they are also intimidating villagers in various ways.”

Furthermore, the Arakan Army AA instructed Rohingya villagers to form three or four groups of around 10 people each to guard their villages.

The Arakan Army AA has also imposed movement restrictions, prohibiting Rohingya villagers from leaving their villages under any circumstances. Additionally, no more than three people are allowed to gather in one place within Buthidaung Township.

The situation in the northern part of Buthidaung, including areas like Sein Nyin Par and Nyaung Chaung, has significantly deteriorated. These areas, which remain unburnt since the fighting between the Military Junta and the Arakan Army AA began, have become shelters for displaced people. However, the Arakan Army AA is now targeting these regions, reportedly planning to replicate the oppressive tactics used in the southern and central parts of Buthidaung under various accusations.

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19/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily Rohingya News Today 20.Jan.2025

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19/01/2025

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19/01/2025

Forcibly recruited Rohingyas by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA) have been without communication with families in Maungdaw district

January 19, Arakan Times

It has been reported that the Rohingyas abducted and forcibly recruited by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), have been out of communication with their families in Maungdaw district, Arakan State, Myanmar.

A family member of one of the forcibly recruited youths stated:
"Many Rohingya youths from villages in Maungdaw district were forcibly taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA). They have been without communication with their families since then."

A resident of Ngant Chaung village said:
"Thirty Rohingya youths from Ngant Chaung village were abducted and taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), on April 1, 2024. Since then, these Rohingya youths have been without communication with their families, and their families have no information regarding their whereabouts."

A resident of Ket Yoe Pyin village stated:
"Eleven Rohingya youths from Ket Yoe Pyin village were forcibly taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), on April 5, 2024. They, too, have been without communication with their families."

In Nga Khu Ra village, 20 Rohingya youths were forcibly taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), on May 8, 2023.

Similarly, 27 Rohingya youths from U Chin Cha village were abducted on May 15, 2024, and taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA) .

On July 17, 2024, 18 Rohingya youths from Hla Tha village and 9 youths from Hla Tha Auk village were also abducted and taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA).

In August 2024, additional cases were reported four youths from Basupa village , two youths from Gunnah village , two youths from Zing Thular village were all abducted and forcibly taken for militia training.

Moreover, 14 youths from Maung Ni, 22 youths from Ka Yin Den, 7 youths from Rwa Thai Key Ward, and 12 youths from Shwe Zar villages were abducted and taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA).

The families of these abducted Rohingya youths remain in a desperate situation, worrying deeply about their loved ones, who have been out of communication since their abduction.

A resident of Buthidaung stated:
"Hundreds of Rohingya youths were abducted and forcibly taken for militia training by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), from Buthidaung. Their families are extremely worried about the fate of their children."

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19/01/2025

The Arakan Times Daily Rohingya News Today 19.Jan.2025

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19/01/2025

The Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), coercively extorting Rohingyas in Maungdaw

January 19, Arakan Times

It has been reported that wealthier Rohingya men, including wealthier Rohingya evacuees and the appointed village administrators, have been intimidatingly summoned and subjected to a meeting by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), in northern Maungdaw Township, Arakan State, Myanmar.

On January 17, wealthier Rohingya men, including wealthier Rohingya evacuees and the village administrators from Kyauk Hle Kha, Minglalar Gyi, Paung Zar, Hla Baw Zar, Shwe Zar, and Pyin Pyu, were intimidatingly summoned and subjected to a meeting at the Pyin Pyu battalion by the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), in northern Maungdaw.

“About 50 wealthier Rohingya men, including wealthier Rohingya evacuees and the village administrators from the aforementioned villages, were summoned and subjected to a meeting at the Pyin Pyu battalion in Pyin Pyu village on January 17. In the meeting, the Rohingya men were intimidatingly ordered to pay 1,000 lakhs of Myanmar Kyats,” said a source.

The commander of the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA), namely Khaing Hlung, and his sub-accomplices based in the Pyin Pyu battalion stated in the meeting that the attendees must pay 1,000 lakhs of Myanmar Kyats for repairing bridges in Hla Baw Zar, Hla Pu Kaung, and Gyi Ken Pyin villages in northern Maungdaw.

A Rohingya man who attended the meeting stated, “Fifty Rohingya men were summoned to a meeting at the Pyin Pyu battalion, known as Naymay 06. The meeting began at 8 o'clock in the morning and continued until 12 o'clock in the afternoon on January 17. During the meeting, the commander, Khaing Hlung, and his sub-accomplices based in the Pyin Pyu battalion threateningly stated that 5 lakhs of Myanmar Kyats per person must be paid to the Arakan Army (AA) for repairing bridges in Hla Baw Zar, Hla Pu Kaung, and Gyi Ken Pyin villages.”

They also threatened, “Those who refuse to pay 5 lakhs of Myanmar Kyats will be taken into captivity and sentenced. Additionally, movement through the bridges will be forbidden for those who do not pay the money.” Finally, commander Khaing Hlung and his sub-accomplices based in the Pyin Pyu battalion threateningly collected 550 lakhs of Myanmar Kyats from those who attended the meeting.

The wealthier Rohingya evacuees who sought refuge in Pyin Pyu and Kyauk Hle Kha villages were also ordered to pay 5 lakhs of Myanmar Kyats per person to the Rakhine terrorist armed group, the Arakan Army (AA).

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1st January 2025 , the commander in chief of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) delivered a video statement in front of the world .

On 24th December 2024 , the fighters from the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) attacked a truck , carrying 35 members of the Rakhine terrorist group, the Arakan Army (AA) , including the female members of the terrorist AA and in the attack , the entire 35 members were killed .

Rohingya women were raped by the Rakhine terrorist group, the Arakan Army (AA) December 17 , Arakan Times In a video recording, the Rohingya families members from Buthidaung Township, Arakan State, Myanmar, have recounted unspeakable atrocities committed by the Rakhine terrorist group,the Arakan Army (AA). Women and young girls were raped in front of their husbands, sons, and brothers after being forcibly taken to an outpost of the Rakhine terrorist group, the Arakan Army (AA) . These families, displaced six months ago when their villages and homes were burned down by the Rakhine terrorist group, the Arakan Army (AA), fled to Bangladesh in search of safety. The families endured unimaginable hardships, struggling to feed their children as they lost everything. Desperation led them to cross the Naf River into Bangladesh, but upon reaching Teknaf' s shores, they were detained by the Bangladesh Border Guard (BGP) and pushed back to Maungdaw Township. Once returned, these families faced further violence. The Rakhine terrorist group, the Arakan Army (AA) abducted them, leading to further abuse, including the brutal sexual assault of women and girls. The video highlights their ongoing suffering, as they remain without aid, food, or protection, struggling to survive amidst repeated violence. This dire situation calls for immediate international attention and humanitarian intervention to address the plight of these displaced Rohingya families and hold perpetrators accountable for their crimes. ©The Arakan Times Rohingya News

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164 Rohingyas are stranded at sea near Indonesia. October 18, Arakan Times It has been reported that a boat carrying 164 Rohingyas is floating in the Sea near Indonesia. The boat left for Malaysia on October 1st but encountered a mechanical failure, leaving it adrift near Indonesia. "We are 164 passengers on this boat, all of us Rohingyas. Some of us came from the Bangladesh refugee camps, while others are from Maungdaw and Buthidaung. We set off for Malaysia, but we have been stranded at sea near Indonesia for about 10 days," said one of the passengers. "We left Bangladesh for Malaysia on October 1st. The boatman navigated the boat for seven days, and we reached the sea near Indonesia. Then the engine malfunctioned, and since then, we have been floating aimlessly for 10 days," another victim reported. One passenger said a woman around 50 years old had died from starvation, and many others are on the brink of starvation, desperately crying for food and water. "The woman was traveling with three children, but sadly, she passed away on October 16 due to starvation, as we had exhausted all our food supplies. Many more are also at risk of dying from hunger," the victim added. Another victim explained, "We left the camp for Malaysia on October 1st, and the boat was running continuously for seven days. It reached the sea near Indonesia on October 7, but the engine broke down, and we've been stranded since. All the rations we brought for the journey are gone. One woman has already died, and many more are close to the same fate." ©The Arakan Times Rohingya News

Arakan Army AA's members are forcibly taking positions in Rohingya residential villages in northern Maungdaw October 11, Arakan Times The members of the Rakhine extremist group known as the Arakan Army AA are forcibly taking positions in Rohingya residential villages and areas in northern Maungdaw Township, Arakan State, Myanmar. It has been reported that members of the Arakan Army AA are occupying positions in Lapo Kaung Camp, where thousands of Rohingya have sought shelter due to the ongoing conflict between the Arakan Army AA and the Military Council in Maungdaw Township. "Members of the Arakan Army AA enter Lapo Kaung Camp in the evening and stay with the Rohingya refugees. They also prohibit the refugees from leaving the camp both day and night, essentially imprisoning them within the camp," a source reported. The Arakan Army AA is positioning itself in Rohingya residential villages and areas because, in the event of airstrikes by the Military Council, Rohingya civilians are more likely to be targeted. Additionally, the Arakan Army AA can shift blame onto the Rohingya, accusing them of informing the military about their presence, which led to the airstrikes. The Arakan Army AA has ordered all Rohingya refugees living in Lapo Kaung Camp not to leave the camp or use mobile phones. If anyone is found using a mobile phone or caught outside the camp, they will be brutally tortured. ©The Arakan Times Rohingya News