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Fascist Junta Bombs Lower Zee Gaing Village in Rathedaung Township, Injuring One Civilian
Breaking News ၊ August 17, 2026 Destroyed houses in Zee Gaing village, Rathedaung (photocrd) A jet fighter belonging to the fascist terrorist military junta carried out a bombing raid on Lower Zee Gaing Village, Rathedaung Township, Arakan State, at approximately 11:50 AM on August 17, 2026. Pictured are injured villager Daw Than May Nu (48) from Lower Zee Gaing Village and the remnants of homes destroyed by the junta’s bombing raid. The airstrike resulted in injuries to an
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Local Residents of Diverse Backgrounds and ULA/AA Jointly Clean and Repair Submerged Drinking Water Ponds in Buthidaung
Local Residents of Diverse Backgrounds and ULA/AA Jointly Clean and Repair Submerged Drinking Water Ponds in Buthidaung
11 hours ago1 min read
UN Warns Al-Qaeda (AQIS) is Operating in Bangladesh to Establish Stronger Regional Terrorist Groups
UN Warns Al-Qaeda (AQIS) is Operating in Bangladesh to Establish Stronger Regional Terrorist Groups
15 hours ago1 min read
ULA/AA Provides Healthcare Services to Arakanese People in Three Mro Villages of Buthidaung Township
ULA/AA Provides Healthcare Services to Arakanese People in Three Mro Villages of Buthidaung Township
2 days ago1 min read
Military Junta Claims Evidence Shows Only Over 300,000 Out of 800,000+ Refugees Sent by Bangladesh Resided in Myanmar
Military Junta Claims Evidence Shows Only Over 300,000 Out of 800,000+ Refugees Sent by Bangladesh Resided in Myanmar
3 days ago2 min read
Arakanese Monks Join the Saffron Revolution
Arakanese Monks Join the Saffron Revolution
3 days ago1 min read
Historical Geography and Urbanizationin Ancient Arakan
Historical Geography and Urbanizationin Ancient Arakan
3 days ago2 min read
8 Innocent Civilians, Including Children, Killed in Airstrike by Terrorist Military Commission on Gwa Township
8 Innocent Civilians, Including Children, Killed in Airstrike by Terrorist Military Commission on Gwa Township
3 days ago1 min read
Joint Cleaning of Religious Buildings Conducted in Maungdaw District to Promote Social Harmony Regardless of Race and Religion
Joint Cleaning of Religious Buildings Conducted in Maungdaw District to Promote Social Harmony Regardless of Race and Religion
3 days ago2 min read
8 Innocent Civilians, Including Children, Killed in Airstrike by Terrorist Military Commission on Gwa Township
8 Innocent Civilians, Including Children, Killed in Airstrike by Terrorist Military Commission on Gwa Township
4 days ago2 min read
U Oo Thar Tun, A Distinguished Arakanese Scholar, Historian, and Intellectual, Dies
On This Day in Arakan History ၊ August 14, 1990 U Thar Tun was a distinguished Arakanese scholar, historian, and intellectual whose work profoundly shaped the understanding of Arakanese history, culture, and society. Through meticulous research and writings, he documented the heritage, literature, and collective memory of the Arakanese people at a time when centralization and political pressures in Myanmar threatened to marginalize minority identities. His scholarship ensured
4 days ago1 min read
Commemorative Ceremony Held in Maungdaw Town for the 59th Rice Crisis Day and the 36th Pandit Saya Gyi U Thar Tun Day
Commemorative Ceremony Held in Maungdaw Town for the 59th Rice Crisis Day and the 36th Pandit Saya Gyi U Thar Tun Day
4 days ago1 min read
Terrorist Military Commission Launch Nighttime Airstrike on Gwa Town, Arakan
Terrorist Military Commission Launch Nighttime Airstrike on Gwa Town, Arakan
4 days ago1 min read
1 Teenage Girl Killed and 8 Injured, Including 3 Children, in Air Strike by Terrorist Myanmar Military on Samee Town
1 Teenage Girl Killed and 8 Injured, Including 3 Children, in Air Strike by Terrorist Myanmar Military on Samee Town
5 days ago1 min read
Bay of Bengal Post Promotes Unfounded Claims by Terrorist ARSA Working in Collusion with the Military Junta
Bay of Bengal Post Promotes Unfounded Claims by Terrorist ARSA Working in Collusion with the Military Junta
5 days ago3 min read
Rice Killing Day
On This Day in Arakan History ၊ August 13, 1967 August 13, 1967, is etched into the collective memory of the Arakanese people as "Rice Killing Day" (Sittwe Rice Crisis), a day of state-sponsored brutality that remains one of the most painful reminders of centralized failure. During the height of Ne Win’s "Burmese Way to Socialism," catastrophic economic mismanagement led to a severe man-made rice shortage in the "Granary of Arakan." While the state forcibly collected grain
5 days ago2 min read
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