The UN condemns the deadly attacks by the Burmese army in Rakhine and warns of "extreme violence"

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has formally condemned recent lethal attacks conducted by the Burmese military in the state of Rajine. The military operations in the region, which is largely under the control of the Arakán Army, have resulted in approximately 50 fatalities.

This condemnation highlights the UN's concern regarding the escalation of what it describes as extreme violence in the conflict-ridden state. The situation remains critical as international observers monitor the impact of the military's actions on the local population.