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Arakan Army encircles Taung Maw Gyi naval station in Kyaukphyu
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“ India is unlikely to initiate any step that will upset the Arakan Army for a variety of reasons”
Junta blockade leaves about 400 civilians stranded on Maday Island
The Changing Lay Myo River

Arakan Army encircles Taung Maw Gyi naval station in Kyaukphyu

Admin 11 Jun 2026

Nearly 4,000 people from Arakan State forcibly conscripted over past year, monitoring group says

Admin 11 Jun 2026

“ India is unlikely to initiate any step that will upset the Arakan Army for a variety of reasons”

Admin 11 Jun 2026

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Airpower as Strategy: How Myanmar’s Junta Is Recalibrating War in Arakan

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Myanmar’s military regime is intensifying its reliance on airpower in Arakan State, marking a strategic shift with significant humanitarian and political consequences.

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Arakan Army encircles Taung Maw Gyi naval station in Kyaukphyu

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“ India is unlikely to initiate any step that will upset the Arakan Army for a variety of reasons”

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Junta blockade leaves about 400 civilians stranded on Maday Island

The Changing Lay Myo River

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Airpower as Strategy: How Myanmar’s Junta Is Recalibrating War in Arakan

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