India provided training to Myanmar forces and that training proved to be utterly worthless. Myanmar should dump indian training and look for real professionals.
BGB killed 4 Myanmar military members in response to unprovoked attack and killing 1 BGB member
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India provided training to Myanmar forces and that training proved to be utterly worthless. Myanmar should dump indian training and look for real professionals.
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India provided training to Myanmar forces?
. I dont think we provided anything but small arms and ammunition
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These photos were taken from civil war between Myanmar Army and Kachin Independence Army. It is a shame. Umm?
You were damn right bro!. If BDG caused an explosion even by a shell, Myanmar would strike back heavily. Myanmar already decided to response at once because Myanmar had already lost its patience with BDG. We don't want to start a war but if we have a war, we would not never run away. Both countries were lucky this time. Now everything goes back to be at ease.
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i agree with you about the picture but news is not false
anyway we just responded to your fire
you started it without provocation.
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Believe whatever you want to believe with this news. But I can guarantee you that Myanmar side hasn't lost one yet. If BDG caused an explosion even a shell exploded in Myanmar soil, I could say that the war between your country and my country already begun. And we would be being at war now.i agree with you about the picture but news is not false
anyway we just responded to your fire
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ahahaha whatever makes you feel better
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I am dead serious. Myanmar had already decided to respond heavily with an attack this time. So both countries were lucky because nothing bad happened on that day.ahahaha whatever makes you feel better
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1.You might like to reflect on what happened to Gen Maha Bandula whose name you are using? And whatever happened to the golden chain!!!
2. Burmese Army lost two officers and four Other Ranks when BGB retaliated to BGP firing on the team that our side had sent to collect the body. Burma has deployed its army dressed in BGP uniform.
3. Our NCO was wounded but alive when taken to the Burmese side. The autopsy report now confirms what we had suspected. He was tortured and killed point blank with a single shot. The Burmese will have to pay dearly for this cowardly act.
Asad bahi, 58 army officers killed by Awami League and india and Army is working for indian interest, how do you think Mayanmar will pay price?
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Good for you
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I can't believe that you Bangladeshi guys can master the news. hahaha. . Enjoy with those rumors.
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talking about master the news, rumors ?I can't believe that you Bangladeshi guys can master the news. hahaha. . Enjoy with those rumors.
are not you same guys who first killed the BGB guy cowardly without provocation, took his body then said you killed Rohingya. After that you said you do not have any body then you said body might be of BGB member but not sure and last admitted you killed BGB member.
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Press Release regarding the incident occurred near the Myanmar-Bangladesh border
31/05/2014
Press Release
On 28 May 2014, around (MST) 09:00 hour, the Myanmar troops opened fire on two suspected armed Bengalis in yellow camouflage uniform who entered into the Myanmar territory within 80 feet from the Myanmar-Bangladesh border fence between Boundary Pillar 51 and 52 in the Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State and the exchange of fire between the two sides followed. One person was caught dead with one M-22 automatic rifle, four magazines and 98 rounds. The remaining person withdrew into the Bangladesh territory.
With respect to this incident, the Bangladeshi side alleged that the Myanmar side started opening fire on a team of the Border Guard of Bangladesh (BGB) which was patrolling along the border, and captured corporal Md. Mizanur Rahman.
In this regard, the Embassy of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh in Yangon sent a diplomatic note to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Myanmar on 28 May 2014. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh also handed over a diplomatic note to U Myo Myint Than, Myanmar Ambassador to Bangladesh on the same day.
Another exchange of fire between Myanmar and Bangladesh border forces near the Boundary Pillar No. 50 occurred on 30 May 2014 at (MST) 16:00 hour, and it lasted about 20 minutes. Again, the Bangladeshi side alleged that the Myanmar troops started opening fire on a team of BGB which was waiting to retrieve the dead body captured by the Myanmar side on 28 May 2014.
As for the incident of the exchange of fire on 28 May 2014, there was no BGB team patrolling along the border between Boundary Pillar 51 and 52 on that day, as claimed by the Bangladesh side. The Myanmar troops just opened fire on two suspected armed Bengalis for security reason who were intruding into the Myanmar territory about 80 feet from the border line. The Myanmar troops neither opened fire on any BGB members nor captured a BGB corporal. It was found out that the outfit worn by the person caught dead did not match the BGB uniform.
Concerning the incident of the exchange of fire on 30 May 2014, the Myanmar side informed BGB to come and fetch the dead body at the Boundary Pillar 52 where the exchange of fire had occurred. The allegations by the Bangladesh side that a BGB team was waiting near the Boundary Pillar 50 to fetch the dead body was not relevant and that the Myanmar side started to fire was far from the reality.
The facts stated in these two diplomatic notes from the Bangladesh side are totally far from the real situation on the ground.
Therefore, Daw Maw Maw, Director-General of the Department of Training, Research and Foreign Languages, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, handed over the Aide-Memoire to Maj. Gen. (Rtd.) Anup Kumar Chakma, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 31 May 2014 at 1030 hours, categorically rejecting the claims mentioned by the Bangladesh side. U Kyaw Zeya, Deputy Director-General of the Political Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Deputy Chief of Mission from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh were also present on the occasion.
Regarding the incidents on 28 May 2014 and 30 May 2014, Myanmar will not tolerate any violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity; still, the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar will resort to diplomatic means to solve problems peacefully in view of existing bilateral friendly relations and good neighbourliness.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Nay Pyi Taw.
31 May 2014
