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Myanmar soldiers are surrendering to the Bangladeshi soldiers by laying down their arms. A total of more than 66 Burmese soldiers have surrendered to Border Guard Bangladesh BGB. This is the largest surrender of foreign troops on Bangladesh since independence.
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14 Myanmar army soldiers have fled to Bangladesh amid clashes with the insurgent Arakan Army in Myanmar across the Naykkangchori, border in Bandarban. Their weapons and ammunition are deposited at Bangladesh Border Guard Force (BGB).
🚨 Another Rohingya girl falls victim to abduction. 10-year-old Umma Nosim was reportedly kidnapped by two rohingya men in Camp 07 on 6 November. Kidnappers have allegedly demanded BDT 5 lakh in ransom. Urgent action is needed to bring her home safely.
Sometimes, reality is more dramatic than fiction.
During a parachute jump, two members of the Army’s BPC-32 course had their parachute lines tangled together mid-air. In a terrifying moment, both narrowly escaped disaster just in time.
Look at the mindset of the average Rohingya. They want to kill the very people who sheltered and fed them for decades, the Bangladeshis.
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A 2nd batch of 35 senior government officials, including five additional secretaries and 30 joint secretaries,will attend a 14-day training programme in Lahore from November 9–22.Pakistan will cover all expenses.
Bangladesh previously sent officials to India for similar training
Badges and honours Soldier Titas earned during his service have been returned to his family. To them, these are priceless reminders of their son, the last remaining link to the one they loved.
Farewell, Titas. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. 🇧🇩
Rohingyas’ worst enemy is the Rohingyas themselves. The video shows a Rohingya woman being abducted and brutally tortured by another Rohingya men.
Rescued trafficking victims have reportedly linked Rohingya terrorists to the killing of an army soldier in Teknaf, accusing them of abductions, human trafficking and drug smuggling. They also expressed anger at fugitive Sheikh Hasina for allowing Rohingyas into Bangladesh.
A security operation is underway for the second consecutive day in the hills of Cox’s Bazar.
03 unknown dead bodies have reportedly been found in the remote hills of Nayapara & Leda rohingya camps. Security forces are attempting to recover the bodies as the operation continues.
The Home Ministry has approved renaming five Bangladesh Coast Guard vessels, four of which were named after the four national leaders of the Liberation War. There was no need for this; at least far better historical figures could have been chosen.
The Janazah of Shaheed Soldier Titas, killed by terrorist gunfire, was held at Ramu Cantonment. His tearful comrades bid him a final farewell at 1 BIR, 10th Infantry Division. His body will now be taken to his village for his final resting place.
A major manhunt is underway to track down human traffickers.
A soldier from the 1st BIR of the 10th Infantry Division was fatally shot and died during an exchange of fire with human traffickers. The operation also resulted in the rescue of 57 victims.
Bangladesh army, BGB and police conducted the operation.
A U.S. Navy P-8A long-range anti-submarine warfare MPA has arrived in Bangladesh for Exercise CARAT 2026, conducting patrols over the Bay of Bengal towards the Strait of Malacca.
Additionally, a US aircraft carrier is also operating in the South China Sea.
U.S. Navy Capt. Michael Steffens, Commander,Task Force 77 & Bangladesh Navy Commodore Md. Ehsanullah KhanNaval Aviation,put new shoulder boards onto U.S. Navy Cmdr. Andrew R.F. Fox’s uniform following his promotion to commander during the opening ceremony of CARAT Bangladesh 2026
A 24-member Bangladesh Navy team departed for Qatar on 5 November 2026 to serve with the Qatar Coast and Border Security Department (QCBSD) under its Ministry of Interior, undertaking operational and administrative duties.
The BSF is reportedly attempting to push people into Bangladesh under the cover of darkness, with border lights switched off in Lalmonirhat. Local residents have joined BGB personnel at the border to prevent the push-in.
BANGLADESH ARMY RAIDS INDIA-BACKED TERRORIST GROUP KNF HIDEOUT IN BANDARBAN
Bangladesh Army raided a hideout of the India-backed Kuki-Chin National Front (KNF) in Thandui Para, Thanchi, Bandarban, recovering a foreign-made rifle and several walkie-talkie sets.






















