Terrorist Rakhine Armed GroupAA recruiting orders issued and army prepared for expansion Concerned that Rohingya youth will be dragged to coolies for hard labour,

AR Media Group Date 28, 03 , 2025

Males over 18 years of age within Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA regulated areas. Local people say that they are preparing to increase the force by issuing an order that all women will not have to serve in the army Residents of Kyaukta township said that women between the ages of 18 and 35 and men between the ages of 18 and 45 must join the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA .

The list of Rohingya Muslims is being collected first, and the population census is being done along with the family list by village,” said a local Rohingya in Kyauktao township. He said that the duration and details of military service have not yet been clearly communicated by the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA side. Shortly after the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA took control of Buthidang township, local Rohingya youth, a young Rohingya resident of Buthidang who fled the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA army and took refuge in Bangladesh, said that middle-aged men were recruited into the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA army, but were not given military training and assigned duties. A source close to A said that the draft law may be announced soon.

A member of the village administration, who did not want to be named, said the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA had listed a family of local Rohingya in Maungduw township and had been ordered to make more lists of those who turned 18 according to their villages since last Monday.

However, the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA said they are concerned that Rohingya youths from Buthidang Maungdu will not be forced to join the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA, but will be used as coolie laborers. Rohingya youth, Rohingya parents fear that the middle class may have to flee to Bangladesh in such a situation.

The Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA provided military training from the natives and recruited a large number of officers and soldiers. Emergency training Administrative training The local Rohingya community in Buthidang township said that many legal courses are opened and taught here, but Rohingya are limited to participate in such places. The Rohingyas were forced by the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA to pave roads by doing hard labor in the army. A Rohingya resident of road-broken Buthidang said they are only used in areas such as building new camps and digging pits.

Analysts say that if the Terrorist Rakhine Armed Group AA is going to recruit large numbers of military personnel to expand its army, it will also use porters for manual labor, so the exodus of Rohingya youth could be massive.
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