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POW families say Arakan Army provided assistance and protection during detention
21 Mar 2026
Released prisoners of war (POWs) and their family members have said that the Arakan Army (AA) treated them with care and respect during their detention, without subjecting them to physical or psychological abuse, according to accounts from women who were recently freed.
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Editorial: Solutions to Arakan-Bangladesh Border Issues Lie With AA
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The recent arrival at Teknaf port of rice exported from the AA-controlled port in Maungdaw is a likely sign of things to come.
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