The Arakan Army (AA) has attacked another militaryvessel belonging to the Myanmar junta, said Three Brotherhood Alliance.

On 7and 8 February, three military vessels sank in the river. Meanwhile, on 12February another military vessel was attacked by AA fighters and finally italso sank in  Minbya township of Arakan (Rakhine) State.

According to the local residents, the vessel sank nearKyar Shay Pyin village.  In the afternoon hours, a military jet fighterconducted airstrikes near the village on Minbya-Sun Ye road, where fourcivilians from Htoke Pinle village sustained injuries.

Clashes between the junta forces and AA fighterscontinued in Kyaukphyu and Ramree (Yanbye) townships as well as near Aung ThaPyay village in northern Maungdaw locality along the Arakan -Bangladesh border on Monday.

Askirmish also erupted in Aung Tha Pyay village on 11 February, where  thejunta's number 5 border guard police battalion exchanged fires, said astatement of the Three Brotherhood Alliance.

Similarly, artillery shells were launched seven timeson Ramree locality from the camp at Thein Taung pagoda hills. The junta'slanding craft docked in Kalein Taung river, Tha Lu mouth creek and Pyin ChaungGyi mouth creek. The number  41 military vessel also fired continuouslywith small arms from the river bank.

The military vessel fired nine artillery shells on Ramree areas, resulting in explosions near Aung Dhamma Beikman temple andKo Yan Taung pagoda hills.

In Kyaukphyu, near Nget Pyaw Chaung village underKulabar village-tract, clashes between the two armed forces erupted.

At around 9:40 am on 12 February, Three BrotherhoodAlliance reported that at least 70 artillery shells were fired from multiplelocations like  542nd light infantry battalion (a naval ship dockedbetween Chaung Wa and Gaw Tu villages under Gone Chwein village-tract) and alsothe vicinity of Nyaung Sein mountain near Pyaing Sae Kay village.

The shells targeted Nget Pyaw Chaung village under Gone Chwein village-tract and surrounding areas.

At around 10 pm on 11 February, the junta's logisticaircraft carried out airstrikes over Kyauktaw locality, which is completelycontrolled by the AA. The  surrounding villages were also targeted,following which  7 civilians died in Pike The ward and 9 others wereinjured.