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.

A BGB thermal drone captured a tiger crossing from India into Bangladesh through the border. Meanwhile, a herd of elephants has been stranded in Bangladesh for many months, unable to return to India because the fence remains closed.

BSF personnel reportedly retreated after Bangladeshi farmers confronted them near Patgram, Lalmonirhat, following a BSF border violation. Yesterday, a BGB officer warned that Patgram’s residents could take matters into their own hands if the issue remained unresolved.

Mohammad Rafiq, chief of Rohingya armed group Rohingya Islami Mahaz (RIM), has been arrested by Bangladeshi security forces.He faces allegations of expanding his influence & murdering a Rohingya leader who supported repatriation to Myanmar.RIM is allied with ARA and opposes ARSA

UPDF terrorists were spotted carrying weapons during the blockade in Khagrachhari, as they attempted to obstruct the movement of Army vehicles. The scene was captured by an Army surveillance drone.

Last night was filled with tension as CHT terrorists erected barricades across various areas of Khagrachhari to block Army vehicles.Despite the challenges, Army personnel worked tirelessly throughout the night,removing the barricades one by one and reopening the roads to traffic

A BGB officer forces BSF to apologize to a Bangladeshi citizen beaten in Dahagram, warning that locals have previously detained BSF personnel with their weapons and will not hesitate to act if the issue remains unresolved.

An Indian content creator currently visiting Bangladesh is facing fake copyright claims to remove his video portraying the positive reality of Hindu life in Bangladesh. Those who want to suppress Bangladesh’s communal harmony clearly serve someone’s interests.

What do they actually want? First, they complained, “Why aren’t you conducting operations?” Then, “Why did you conduct operations without informing us?” When the army officer asked them to come along, they refused. Purely illogical bargaining.

Clashes have erupted between the Bangladesh Army and the UPDF terrorist group in Sajek. The group has attacked tourists, leaving two army personnel injured. Several UPDF terrorists have reportedly been shot.

“I haven’t witnessed any injustice or persecution against Hindus in Bangladesh. Hindus and Muslims live together in harmony here.” — Indian visitor to Bangladesh

A leader of banned organisation (BAL) managed to approach PM Tarique Rahman during a visit to Mirpur-10, exposing a serious security lapse. PM’s security and intelligence teams failed miserably, noticing the incident only after the video went viral. The man was arrested today.

Around 1,000 litres of soybean oil are reportedly smuggled daily from Tumbru Bazar, Naikhongchhari, to Myanmar’s Tumbru Right Camp by local residents and Rohingya labourers, allegedly using dealers legal stockpiles as cover.

Bangladesh Police plans to procure 1,000 riot control vehicles by 2029. Each vehicle is expected to cost approximately BDT 2.25 crore. The procurement is part of a broader BDT 6,500 crore modernization plan covering ambulances, jeeps, pickup trucks, APCs, and water cannons.

For the first time, a Bangladeshi PM has flown to Saidpur aboard a C-295 operated by Bangladesh Army pilots under the Army Aviation Wing. The Prime Minister is usually flown by Bangladesh Air Force aircraft and pilots. This marks a historic milestone for the Army Aviation Wing.

Bangladesh Army will conduct missile-firing exercises at the Cox’s Bazar AD Firing Range from 19 to 22 October 2026. The type of air defence (AD) missile to be fired remains unknown, including whether it is an existing system or a newly acquired one.

🇫🇷 Bangladeshi Businesses Looted Amid Protests in Paris At least 08 Bangladeshi-owned businesses have reportedly been looted amid protests in Paris,causing an estimated €700,000 in losses.A Bangladeshi owner was seen helplessly watching looters ransack his mobile phone store.

Some locals in Bangladesh’s Tumbru border area are supplying cement to armed rebel groups in Myanmar to construct military installations along the border. Strict monitoring and verification of cement purchases, transportation, and deliveries could help curb the smuggling.

What you did yesterday was bad enough, but what you’re doing today is even more stupid.