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Myanmar as an emerging military power

Pakistan Army could beat these clown in like a week lol. Few missiles would destroy their command and structure.
dude Pakistan has no problem with Myanmar both Pakistan & Myanmar have very good relations with China & Pakistan & Myanmar are natural friends hope to see Pakistan Myanmar relation prosper
 
Mig 29 SE and MiG B of Myanmar AF. Myanmar AF has 20 MiG 29 SE, 12 MiG 29 B and 6 MiG 29 UB. 2 MiG 29 SE are upgraded and fitted with Kh 35 V anti ship missiles. Russia is offering MiG 35 as a replacement for the aging F 7.

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K 8G of Myanmar AF flying near Yangon.

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PZL Sokol medium lift helicopter of Myanmar AF. Myanmar AF is operating 22 PZL Sokols since 1995. Although Poland delivered these Solkols to Myanmar, the government of Poland stopped selling spare parts to Myanmar when their country became the full member of NATO. For this Reason, Myanmar AF's Solkols were grounded since 2002. However, with the help of Serbia. Myanmar upgraded these Solkols along with 20 Mi 2 Light Attack Helicopters in 2010 and the pgogramme ended in 2012. Now both Sokols and Mi 2 are fully operational again and used extensively in the recent oprations.

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Mi 35 P of Myanmar AF

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VT 1 A MBT of Myanmar Army. Myanmar Army is replacing its aging Type 69 medium tanks with more advanced VT 1 A MBTs. VT 1 A has an upgraded fire control system compare to MBT 2000. 5 of the Myanmar Army tank regiments are equipped with VT 1 A MBTs (about 250 tanks).

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Playing a mess with our Rohingya brothers and sisters......you are out.....your country is in our radar now......Many young Muslim dont like this fucking country....Just See and Wait........some years from now...(preparing more Islamic oriented leader to get into Indonesia future leadership) If no body dares to make some hard lesson to this tiny country....within that time range...Indonesia will attack Myanmar and give this country some lesson


Actually, muslims Islamic Extremist Terrorists are supporting Rohingya and calling for Jihad to make Myanmar for bad nation and they want to blame on Religious matter as well.Those Rohingya are land-grabbers and they want to take our land and try to make western Myanmar place as Kashmir later on. Those Bengali Illegal Land grabber should be stop and they should go back to their land.
 
Actually, muslims Islamic Extremist Terrorists are supporting Rohingya and calling for Jihad to make Myanmar for bad nation and they want to blame on Religious matter as well.Those Rohingya are land-grabbers and they want to take our land and try to make western Myanmar place as Kashmir later on. Those Bengali Illegal Land grabber should be stop and they should go back to their land.
go back to which land ? LOL no matter how much you try to hide but truth will come out. what about
Kachin State fight ?
Kayah State fight ?
Kayin State fight ?
Shan State fight ? all they are illegal bengali and muslims too ? you burmese just want excuses to kill other minor ethnic groups


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Muslim settlements have existed in Arakan since the arrival of Arabs there in the 8th century CE. The direct descendants of Arab settlers are believed to live in central Arakan near Mrauk-U and Kyauktaw townships, rather than the Mayu frontier area (near Chittagong Division, Bangladesh), where the majority of Rohingya are populated.[25]

Kingdom of Mrauk U[edit]
Early evidence of Bengali Muslim settlements in Arakan date back to the time of King Narameikhla (1430–1434) of the Kingdom of Mrauk U. After 24 years of exile in Bengal, he regained control of the Arakanese throne in 1430 with military assistance from the Sultanate of Bengal. The Bengalis who came with him formed their own settlements in the region.[26][27]

Narameikhla ceded some territory to the Sultan of Bengal and recognised his sovereignty over the areas. In recognition of his kingdom's vassal status, the kings of Arakan received Islamic titles and used the Bengali Islamic coinage within the kingdom. Narameikhla minted his own coins with Burmese characters on one side and Persian characterson the other.[27] Arakan's vassalage to Bengal was brief. After Sultan Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah's death in 1433, Narameikhla's successors repaid Bengal by occupying Ramu in 1437 and Chittagong in 1459. Arakan would hold Chittagong until 1666.[28][29]

Even after gaining independence from the Sultans of Bengal, the Arakanese kings continued the custom of maintaining Muslim titles.[30] The Buddhist kings compared themselves to Sultans and fashioned themselves after Mughal rulers. They also continued to employ Muslims in prestigious positions within the royal administration.[31] The Bengali Muslim population increased in the 17th century, as they were employed in a variety of workforces in Arakan. Some of them worked as Bengali, Persian and Arabicscribes in the Arakanese courts, which, despite remaining mostly Buddhist, adopted Islamic fashions from the neighbouring Sultanate of Bengal.[26] The Kamein/Kaman, who are regarded as one of the official ethnic groups of Burma, are descended from these Muslims.[32]

Burmese conquest[edit]
Following the Burmese conquest of Arakan in 1785, as many as 35,000 Arakanese people fled to the neighbouring Chittagong region of British Bengal in 1799 to escape Burmese persecution and to seek protection from British India.[33] The Burmese rulers executed thousands of Arakanese men and deported a considerable portion of the Arakanese population to central Burma, leaving Arakan as a scarcely populated area by the time the British occupied it.[34]

According to an article on the "Burma Empire" published by the British Francis Buchanan-Hamilton in 1799, "the Mohammedans, who have long settled in Arakan," "call themselves Rooinga, or natives of Arakan."[23] Sir Henry Yule saw many Muslims serving as eunuchs in Konbaung Dynasty Burma while on a diplomatic mission there.[35][36][37][38] These Muslim eunuchs came from Arakan.[39][40]

British colonial rule[edit]
British policy encouraged Bengali inhabitants from adjacent regions to migrate into the then lightly populated and fertile valleys of Arakan as agriculturalists. The East India Company extended the Bengal administration to Arakan, thus there was no international boundary between Bengal and Arakan, and no restrictions on migration between the regions. In the early 19th century, thousands of Bengalis from the Chittagong region settled in Arakan seeking work.[34] In addition, thousands of Rakhine people from Arakan also settled in Bengal.[41][42]

The British census of 1891 reported 58,255 Muslims in Arakan. By 1911, the Muslim population had increased to 178,647.[43] The waves of migration were primarily due to the requirement of cheap labour from British India to work in the paddy fields. Immigrants from Bengal, mainly from the Chittagong region, "moved en masse into western townships of Arakan". To be sure, Indian immigration to Burma was a nationwide phenomenon, not just restricted to Arakan.[44]

Historian Thant Myint-U writes: "At the beginning of the 20th century, Indians were arriving in Burma at the rate of no less than a quarter million per year. The numbers rose steadily until the peak year of 1927, immigration reached 480,000 people, with Rangoon exceeding New York City as the greatest immigration port in the world. This was out of a total population of only 13 million; it was equivalent to the United Kingdom today taking 2 million people a year." By then, in most of the largest cities in Burma, Rangoon(Yangon), Akyab (Sittwe), Bassein (Pathein), Moulmein, the Indian immigrants formed a majority of the population. The Burmese under the British rule felt helpless, and reacted with a "racism that combined feelings of superiority and fear."[44]

The impact of immigration was particularly acute in Arakan, one of less populated regions. In 1939, the British authorities, alert to the long-term animosity between the RakhineBuddhists and the Rohingya Muslims, formed a special Investigation Commission led by James Ester and Tin Tut to study the issue of Muslim immigration into the Rakhine state. The commission recommended securing the border; however, with the onset of World War II, the British retreated from Arakan.[45]
 
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go back to which land ? LOL no matter how much you try to hide but truth will come out. what about
Kachin State fight ?
Kayah State fight ?
Kayin State fight ?
Shan State fight ? all they are illegal bengali and muslims too ? you burmese just want excuses to kill other minor ethnic groups



Hey dudes.. . wiki is not a reliable source either. anyone can edit any topic.
don't get into the religious and ethnical issues here.
better stick onto the topic.
both MYN and BD are good countries.
you two countries will never fight each other.
may peace prevail on bay of bangal.
any border problems should be sorted out peacefully.
 

Hey dudes.. . wiki is not a reliable source either. anyone can edit any topic.
don't get into the religious and ethnical issues here.
better stick onto the topic.
both MYN and BD are good countries.
you two countries will never fight each other.
may peace prevail on bay of bangal.
any border problems should be sorted out peacefully.
bro i know wiki is not good source, but if you check end of line or para there are certification of claim of different sources by number in bracket. We always want peace and want stability in our region.
 
we tried but did not work, so we went to International court about sea territory conflict, within 6 months you will get the result :D
about land and river water, well congress tried so hard to convince other parties but BJP, momota did not let it happen

to be honest, by the time Myanmaris are through with Muslims in their country,

Indians will look a lot more appealing. And that's not a compliment.
 
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