

A Rohingya Child Dies Following Military Junta Airstrike in Buthidaung Township
Photo: APN Arakan Now | 2 July 2026 A military junta airstrike targeted Wa Shi La village in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State, at around 10:30 a.m. on 1 July, according to local residents. A resident told Arakan Now on 1 July that several Rohingya civilians were injured in the attack, including a child who was seriously wounded and lost a leg. Others also sustained injuries. On 2 July, the resident confirmed that the child, Sawdul Amin, approximately 12 years old and the so
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Military Junta Airstrike in Buthidaung Injures Several Rohingya
Photo: APN Arakan Now | 1 July 2026 The military junta carried out an airstrike in Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State, at around 10:30 a.m., according to multiple local sources. A resident told Arakan Now that several Rohingya civilians were injured in the attack, including one child who was seriously wounded and lost a leg. Others also sustained injuries, although the full extent of the casualties has not yet been confirmed. The seriously injured child was identified as Sawd
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Arakan Army Builds Market on Confiscated Rohingya Farmland in Buthidaung
Photo: Arakan Now Arakan Now | 2 June 2026 The Arakan Army has built a market on farmland confiscated from Rohingya residents in Nan Ra Gone village, Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State, according to local residents. Sources told Arakan Now that the market, which is now nearing completion, was constructed on land that previously belonged to Rohingya families. Residents said the AA seized the farmland without providing compensation to the original owners. A local resident said
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Two Rohingya Youths from Thayet Oak Village in Maungdaw Abducted by AA
Photo: Collected Arakan Now | 1 June 2026 Two Rohingya youths from Thayet Oak village in northern Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State, were abducted by the Arakan Army (AA) on 28 May, according to local sources. The abductees have been identified as Mohammed Aklas, 22, son of Mohammed Ayub, and Ali Ahmad, 27, son of Rahamot Ullah. A resident told Arakan Now that they are good people with no links to any armed groups and that the AA took them without any reason. Family members sa
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