Rakhine offensive

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Is a military offensive by the Arakhan Army against Myanmar's military junta in Rakhine and southern Chin State.

Chronology

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February 2024: On February 7, the Arakan Army took control of Minbya Township

July 2024: On 29 July, the Arakan Army began attacking the headquarters of the 5th Border Guard Police Battalion, the last junta outpost in Maungdaw.

November 2023: Arakha forces captured the Paletwa Township in november 2023.

January 2024: The Arakan Army captured the town of Pauktaw in Rakhine State concluding a three-month battle.

February 2024: The Arakan Army captured the remaining Tatmadaw bases in Minbya by 6 February.

February 2024: The Tatmadaw abandoned Myebon.

August 2024: On 14 August, the Arakan Army captured the town of Kyeintali.

April 2024: on 10 April, the Arakan Army rebranded itself as the "Arakha Army" to represent all people living in Rakhine State.

January 2024: On 17 January 2024, the Taingen camp on the Falam road to the Indian border was captured

February 2024: The Arakan Army captured the towns of Taung Pyo Letwe and Taung Pyo Letyar from the military junta.

February 2024: The Arakha Army took the city of Mrauk U.

June 2024: On 15 June, the Arakan Army launched an offensive to seize the town of Taungup.

March 2024: The Arakan Army captured the town of Ramree.

June 2024: By 25 June, the Arakan Army had captured the town of Thandwe.

March 2024: On 5 March, the Arakan Army reportedly captured the town of Ponnagyun and its surrounding township.

November 2023: Arakan forces captured Rathedaung Township. Clashes with regime forces broke out in Minbya and Maungdaw. Junta forces in Kyauktaw Township surrendered.

February 2024: Junta forces abandoned the town of Ma Ei.

May 2024: On 3 May, the Arakan Army captured the headquarters of the Border Guard Police in Maungdaw Township at Kyee Kan Pyin.

February 2024: The Arakan Army captured Kyauktaw.

March 2024: Arakan Army forces seized a camp near Ge Laung village, Ann Township.

May 2024: The Arakan Army announced on 18 May that it had taken complete control of Buthidaung.