“History says they (the Myanmar military) know everything. “When we receive the Ameer’s (Ata Ullah’s) instruction, we are ready to go and fight,” two youthful ARSA members said. They added that many ARSA with similar levels of conviction were still waiting for orders from Ata Ullah in Myanmar. However, the bombs exploded ahead of time, killing seven ARSA members and injuring Commander Rahman,” an ARSA member said. ARSA members also said they received widespread support from the Rohingya people on the night of the attack.

Source: Dhaka Tribune October 17, 2017 18:56 UTC