Dhaka Asserts Itself: Bangladesh Prepares for Safe Zone in Myanmar

Reading Time: 4 minutes In what could mark the most significant military-diplomatic initiative in its modern history, Bangladesh is preparing to declare a Military Operations Zone (MOZ) along its south-eastern frontier, signalling the first step towards a cross-border safe zone in Myanmar’s Rakhine State for the return of Rohingya refugees. Led by National Security Adviser Dr Khalilur Rahman and Armed Forces Division Principal Staff Officer Lt Gen S M Kamrul Hassan, the move represents a decisive turn away from years of humanitarian stasis. Sources within Dhaka’s security establishment confirm the zone would facilitate the regulated, voluntary repatriation of Rohingya populations and allow the transport of vital humanitarian aid — under the protection of Bangladeshi forces if necessary. The Bangladesh Armed Forces — particularly with the participation of the 10th Infantry Division based in Ramu — are reportedly finalising operational plans to create a buffer corridor inside Myanmar. This strip, carved

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