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Episode: KPN 14-08-2022 Kaladan Podcast
The Military Council force and the Rakhine Army AA fought fiercely in three places in Maungdaw and Rathedaung Townships, Rakhine State and the Military Council side was wounded, killed and arrested, said the Rakhine Army AA.
After such losses, the military council army, which was hurt in yesterday’s fight, came with a large force from Sittwe Township’s Raychanpyin side to Rathedaung Township’s Mayu river shore, Angumaw side, and the residents said that some roads were also blocked.
From the morning of August 13, two sides fight ing broke out between Changkhali and Dompipe villages in Rathedaung and near Kyauk Pandu in Maungdaw and also inthe Wailadaung of Maungdaw with the military council’s border guards.
“The army of the military council has increased its military strength. Yesterday, 54 men were brought by a boat, and the remaining 66 men entered the Dompipe camp at around 11 o’clock yesterday night. Now, since 8 o’clock in the morning, the military council force has been firing large and small weapons at the place where the battle took place yesterday.”
Local villager
“The army of the military council has increased its military strength. Yesterday, 54 men were brought by a boat, and the remaining 66 men entered the Dompipe camp at around 11 o’clock yesterday night. Now, since 8 o’clock in the morning, the military council force has been firing large and small weapons at the place where the battle took place yesterday,” said a local.
More tha 200 local villagers from Changkhali, Kotankok, Kantainaung Villages from Rathedaung Township flee to safe places, due to the battle between the Military Council Army and Rakhine Army AA, Relief workers said.

From the morning of August 14 today, the military council has ordered the Angumaw gate on the Angu maw-Maungdaw road. A resident said that border guard checkpoints such as Kotankok Gate and Inden Gate have also blocked the passage of cars.
“This morning, the Military Council estimated there were about 100 reinforcements with boats. The army has closed the traffic between Raychanpyin and Angumaw Port. Boats are no longer allowed to leave. The road from Angumaw Port to Maungdaw has been closed,” he said.
On the morning and evening of August 13th, the Myanmar military side failed in the fighting between the Rakhine Army and the Military Council Army, and the weapons and ammunition were arrested and seized, said Khain Thukha, spokesperson of the Rakhine Army AA, to media.
The Rakhine army said in the last fourth press conference that the people are being abused more and more by military council relying on weapons, and if they continue to do so, there may be a round of fighting again in the Rakhine.




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Kaladan Podcast August 13, 2022
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