According to the Myanmar-Bangladesh border, on September 4, the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry once again summoned the Ambassador of Myanmar to Bangladesh on the landing of Burmese shells into the country. In half a month, Myanmar's ambassador to Bangladesh, U On Cho Mo, has been summoned by the Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry several times.
Local media reports in Bangladesh have shown that Myanmar government forces used helicopters in combat to recover Camp No. 40, which was captured by the Arakan Army (AA). During this period, a number of heavy weapons shells fell into the territory of Bangladesh. Therefore, the Bangladesh Foreign Ministry has repeatedly summoned the Myanmar ambassador to Bangladesh to make strong condemnation and warning on the Burmese side's violation of Bangladesh's airspace, and at the same time, expressed to the Myanmar ambassador the Bangladeshi side's concern about the shell falling into the territory.
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It is reported that on September 3, at least 4 Burmese warplanes appeared in the Burma-Bangladesh border war. Bangladesh said the Burmese military plane crossed the border into Bangladeshi airspace after crossing the Naikhongchhari upazila area of Bandab. Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry frequently summons myanmar ambassadors in connection with Burmese military violations of Bangladeshi airspace.
Earlier, Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK. Abdul Momen said in an interview with the media that the Burmese shell fell into Bangladesh, and we have strongly condemned it to the Myanmar ambassador. On August 21, August 28, and September 4, myanmar's ambassador to Bangladesh has been summoned three times by the Bangladeshi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Recently, there has been a high level of confrontation between Burmese government forces and the Rakhine Army (AA). In mid-July, the Rakhine Army launched an attack on the garrison and border police in The Mengdu Town District, and dozens of military and police personnel, including the sheriff, were arrested. A few days ago, the Rakhine Army also responded to the attack on the border camp, the main purpose of which was to respond to the government's shelling of the Mundu area.
Earlier, Ruo Kaijun said in a statement that the two sides were alleviating tensions through third-party consultations. If negotiations do not resolve the issue, fierce fighting may break out again.