The ArakanArmy (AA) captured Taung Pro Let Yar camp in the northern part of Maungdaw township inRakhine State at around 6 am on Sunday.

During thecapture of the camp, which is adjacent to Bangladesh, a number of juntasoldiers were found dead along with a significant cache of arms and ammunition.

On theother hand, several courageous AA fighters have also lost their lives for thesake of the country and its people, said Three Brotherhood Alliance.

At the dawnof 4 February, the AA fighters simultaneously launched offensives against tworemaining camps namely Taung Pro Let Yar and Taung Pro Let Wae in northern Maungdaw.

The clashwas intense and sound of gunfire and artillery shells spread across the region,which was reported by Bangladeshi media outlets also.

Meanwhile,60 border police personnel and soldiers fled across the border to arrive inBangladesh along with their weapons. They surrendered to the Border GuardBangladesh personnel.

The AAreiterated their message to the junta soldiers, remaining in Taung Pro Let Wae camp, to surrender with theirweapons.

The AAfighters are currently engaged in an offensive to capture specific camps inMrauk-U, Minbya, and Kyauktaw townships, added the Three Brotherhood Alliancestatement.

InPonnagyun township, a clash unfolded against a soldiers' column advancing fromthe river side. The naval warship at Shwe Min Gan jetty in Sittwe also launchedartillery shells targeting the AA fighters.

The 354thlight infantry battalion based in Sittwe continued firing the artillery shells.

At 6:40 am,the military camp located at Thein Taung Pagoda hill in Ramree (Yanbye)township unleashed artillery shells targeting the town and surrounding areas ontwo occasions.

Dailyclashes between the junta forces and AA fighters are reported in the Rakhineregion.  Many other locations of Myanmar  also witness armedconflicts with the revolutionary  groups.

(Extractedfrom the 101st day battle statement of Operation 1027, issued on 4 February2024 at 11:50 pm by Three Brotherhood Alliance)