The US Vice Chancellor condemned the myriad attacks of the Myanmar army on Rohingya people

Singapore: People from Rohingya are among the many minorities living in Myanmar. The majority of Myanmar Muslims are the Rohingya population. Most people greet the northern part of the country's racken state. Nevertheless, they were branded as immigrants from Bangladesh and were labeled as citizens by the state. They are the most troubled minority in the world. Since 1982, they have been denied citizenship by the Myanmar government.

6,700 Rohingya massacres, including 730 children, were killed in the attack by the Myanmar Army. They did not allow any newspapers to collect news at that time. They did not even allow the UN to find out the truth finding group.

Based on hundreds of statements, the United Nations Human Rights Commission issued a strong condemnation of Myanmar, a violent demonstration against the people of Rohingya. According to the UN report, nearly 7 lakh Rohingya people have been subjected to severe violence in the last 12 months of violence unleashed by the Rohingya population. Myanmar's superiors should investigate the UN The Myanmar government refused to release the report.

US Vice President Mike Beans has accused the Rohingya Muslims of being depressed by the Myanmar Army. Mike Benz, who has been in attendance at the Asian Summit in Singapore, met with Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi. At that time, Mike Benz said to Ang Zhang Suicai that 7,000 Rogging Muslims have been driven to Bangladesh by the worst and grim persecution of the Myanmar Army. Mike Pence, who has claimed that two American journalists had been detained in Myanmar jail for over a million Americans, urged Zugdidi to release them