AA’s occupation of an undisclosed village near Htan Shauk Khan village, where they positioned themselves for battle against the Myanmar military junta. As a result, military airstrikes targeted their location, but the attacks primarily affected the Rohingya civilians in the village. In the aftermath, the entire village was forced to flee. When they evacuated, both the AA and the military set fire to approximately 40 houses and 35 shops. Seeking temporary refuge, Abdullah and his family moved to the Seing Hyen Pyar village, where they lived for 10 to 15 days. Once the intensity of the fighting decreased, some villagers returned to an undisclosed village near Htan Shauk Khan village, but they were left with makeshift huts in place of their homes.’ Story of Ibrahim name change from an undisclosed village near Htan Shauk Khan Village My name is Ibrahim , and I was born and raised in an undisclosed village near Htan Shauk Khan Village ) in Rakhine State, Myanmar. I fled my home country in September, 2024. This was due to an increasing violence, persecution and insecurity that resulted from violent clashes between the Myanmar military and the AA. As a result, the conflict caused severe destruction to my village and forced the residents to flee for their lives. Although I was not directly subjected to threats or violence by either the AA or the military, the general atmosphere of fear and repression intensified after the AA took control of our area. Arbitrary arrests and disappearances of young men became increasingly common. Fearing for my life and safety, I made the painful decision to leave my home and seek refuge abroad. Twelve members of my immediate family, as well as twelve others from my extended family, have been displaced. Thankfully, none of them have disappeared. Although my family is still residing in our village in Rakhine, contacting them remains difficult due to poor internet connectivity. We occasionally manage to communicate over the phone, but the connection is often unreliable. During the height of the fighting, my family and other villagers fled to neighboring areas for safety. Once the AA 50