It is known that the military council troops were massively increased and prepared for defensive readiness in the counties of Rakhine, Warrior, White, and Manchu, which were controlled by the military council.
The source says that more than 1,000 Muslim military training graduates in the northern province of Simils are preparing for an offensive in the city.
The military council called for Muslims from refugee camps, including villages such as Bhumai, Basa, Sand Creek, Thakur, Bordufa, and Palm Grove in the wartime townships, to attend military training in 2024.
A military source in Palm Forest Village said, "I know that the troops were sent to Dakhtar, and then the 20th, 232nd, No. 12th, and No. 36th Police Battalions were sent there, and there were more than 1,000 of them, who had been in military training for 14 days in Dakhtar, and who had been there for the last few years."
A local resident says that since the beginning of January this year, he has been recruiting from refugee camps, including the villages of Bhumei, Bassa, Sand Creek, Thakpa, Bordufa, and Palm Grove in the Military Township.


A Muslim in the sand creek said: "The list has been done a few days ago, and the officials have told us that it is compulsory, and that we have to put it in, both in villages and refugee camps, and in 2024 last year, there were more than 2,000 people who attended the registration course, and some of them were missing the list."
A resident of Borduf said that the military council had only insisted that all the families of the conscripts would be provided with support and security guards, visiting Muslim villages and refugee camps.
"Some of them go along at will, and they say, 'I'm going to pay you a salary, I'm going to pay your family support, you don't have to worry about your daily expenses, you don't have to fight, you have to take care of security.'"
Military sources also say that the AA Army is already equipped with heavy weapons around the war towns and in places such as the Forest of Forests, Pearl Island, and Mount Rath.
The divisions consisted of nearly 10 artillery, battalions, and police battalions, including the Regional Command Headquarters Dhaka 20, 232, 270, 344 and 354, and were on standby to resist the AA's offensive.
In the last battles of Mount Rashad, Mount Bouta, and Maud Forest, the military council brought many Muslim conscripts to the battlefield, and there were many deaths during the battle, as well as those who surrendered.
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