Bangladesh is not being involved in war with Myanmar

Dhaka, 18 September: More than 500,000 Rohingya refugees fleeing Bangladesh have already fled to save themselves from the horrific "Rohingya Nidhan" campaign launched by the Myanmar army under state aid. During the operation at the brutal raid, the country's drone and helicopter violated Bangladesh airspace. Bangladesh also condemned the incident But Myanmar did not make sense, their unobtrusive behavior continued. Analysts are considering this incident as a military provocation.
Myanmar and Bangladesh's war was being threatened due to continuous provocation by Bangladesh in pushing the Bangladesh into disaster situation by forcefully pushing the Rohingya to come to Bangladesh in the army expedition and violating the airspace. Meanwhile, there have been demands from the various tribals to declare war against the country.
In the meantime, news has also been spread on this issue in various international media including Bangladesh. But the Bangladesh government is not fighting the war, it is tackling the issue. Many people have also raised this question that pushing Myanmar into a terrible tragedy and repeatedly violating sovereignty, why Bangladesh will not engage in war against Myanmar.
Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Abul Hasan Mahmud Ali has rejected the demand for a war against Myanmar, saying Bangladesh will not be involved in war against Myanmar. War is not a solution. War will destroy the development of Bangladesh.
And analysts say that the Rohingyas are pushing Myanmar military to take a different approach. But Bangladesh has to avoid that provocation. We must try to resolve diplomatically.
Violation of refugees and sovereignty
After the deployment of army in Rakhine state on August 11, Rohingya started 'ethnic cleansing' on August 25th. Lakhs of Rohingya refugees flee to Bangladesh to save lives in the incident. More than five lakh Rohingyas have already been added to the new campaign with five lakh Rohingyas. In Bangladesh, around 30% of 17.2 million refugees registered with UNHCR are now in Bangladesh. If the ongoing Rohingya drill continues, the number of refugees can reach 10 lakh, warns the United Nations. An additional 100,000 refugees in the country of excess population and poverty and unemployment will be dangerous for the country's economy, which is likely to cause serious calamities for Bangladesh, analysts say.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh has repeatedly called upon Myanmar to restrict the Rohingya repression campaign to reduce refugee pressure. Several countries of the world have called for the campaign to stop the campaign by condemning the Myanmar army's genocide. Yet there is no sign of stoppage in the country, but repeatedly for violating military air force violation of Bangladesh airspace.
According to media and diplomatic sources, Myanmar's military drone and helicopter have violated the airspace of Bangladesh at least 20 times since the beginning of the military operation on August 25. In order to protest the incident, the Bangladesh government has summoned the Acting Ambassador of Myanmar to the Foreign Ministry in two phases. Myanmar's acting ambassador to Dhaka said at this time that he will tell the matter to his country. Then inform the information from Bangladesh to Bangladesh.
On September 15, the foreign ministry of Bangladesh warned Myanmar about violation of airspace, saying in a statement: "Dhaka has expressed deep concern for such provocative work repeatedly. At the same time urging Myanmar to take prompt action to ensure that such violations of this sovereignty do not happen again, it is said that 'unexpected consequences' may arise for such provocation.
Military provocation to bring attention from the Rohingya crisis
Experts say that Bangladesh and the world are taking sides from the Rohingya crisis to different directions. Security analyst Major General (retd) Abdur Rashid said, Myanmar wants to create a military tension. This will lead to military tensions in view of the Rohingya crisis. Bangladesh has to behave so moderately. Due to the creation of military tensions can be a strategy. As a result, it may be right to restrict the issue to diplomatic protests at the moment.
According to Jahangirnagar University's Department of Government and Political Affairs, Dr. Jahangirnagar University has said that the Rohingyas do not take back the world's attention from the Rohingya crisis and take back Rohingyas fleeing. Shamsul Alam He said that the path of resolving the Rohingya issue in diplomatic terms will be curtained in the war of Bangladesh. It is likely that the country wants to take that opportunity.
Why Bangladesh will not get involved in war?
Bangladesh Institute of Peace and Security Studies (Bipash) president and security analyst Major General (Retd) Muniruzzaman said, "I am not in favor of enforcing or combating violence at the moment," commented diplomatic paths on the Rohingya issue. Besides, diplomacy we are still in a strong position in the Rohingya crisis. Especially China and Russia are against us. So, we have to find strategies thinking the overall direction.
"The language of the protest will be further strengthened if Myanmar repeatedly violates airspace. Yet it is not right to go to the conflict. If this is done, then no results will be available, "said Muniruzzaman.
The former ambassador and former Foreign Secretary M Humayun Kabir, in the United States, rejected the possibility of war, saying, "We are not in the war. War will not give any solution. We want Myanmar Rohingyas to be citizenship