Myanmar brawl in UN statement

Myanmar brawl in UN statement Responding to a critical statement made by the UN Security Council on the issue of ongoing Rohingya issue, Myanmar says that this statement can have harmful effects on the return of Rohingya Muslims to the country. On Monday, the UN Security Council unanimously called on the Myanmar government to control the military operation. At the same time, a deep concern was expressed in the rumors of the ongoing raid on Rohingya in Rakhine. News AFP In the face of army raid and massacre since August 25 this year, more than 600,000 Rohingyas from Myanmar's Rakhine state took refuge in Bangladesh and crossed the sea. Earlier, various UN organizations described it as military suppression and ethnic cleansing. However, it is said from Myanmar that they started the operation targeting the Rohingya rebels. Responding to the Security Council statement, Myanmar's civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi's office said that the real content is avoided in the statement. In this case, the problem that Myanmar and Bangladesh are currently facing is possible only through bilateral discussions between the neighboring countries. In the statement it was completely avoided. Meanwhile, the security council's statement that the bilateral talks between Bangladesh and Myanmar are underway to take back the Rohingyas may be hampered by that statement.