Rohingya will take action against the soldiers involved in the killings: Myanmar

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Myanmar says they will take action against 16 people involved in the killing of 10 Rohingya Muslims.

Among them are soldiers and civilians.

The Rohingyas were captured and killed during a conflict in Myanmar's Rakhine state last September.

Myanmar's soldiers have already admitted that some of their soldiers have participated in the killings.

British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson met with the country's leader Aung San Suu Kyi during a visit to Myanmar and said that there should be complete and independent investigation of violence in the Rakhine state.

In that incident, 16 people, including the army, have announced the measures taken by Myanmar to be known as In Din Massakara.

Reuters news agency published an investigation report on the incident. That's why Myanmar has kept two journalists in the organization

A spokesman for Myanmar government said that they are going to take action against seven soldiers, three policemen and six villagers.

But the Myanmar government spokesman said that there is no relation to Reuters reports with their actions - because they were investigating this long before reporting Reuters.

The Myanmar military's claim that the assassination of these ten Rohingyas was a major difference in the findings of Reuters.

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Myanmar's military says that they attacked a terrorist group and security forces.

But Reuters claimed in their report that the army captured these ten people from hundreds of people who escaped to save their lives in a sea beach.

The government of Myanmar has announced to take action on this incident, when British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson is touring the country.

During a meeting with Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, Mr. Johnson demanded an independent and thorough investigation of the violence against Rakhine in Rakhine state. At the same time, the Rohingyas also urged to arrange to return safely.

Before going to Myanmar, Boris Johnson visited Bangladesh and visited a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar.

BBC correspondent says, Mr. During the meeting with Johnson Aung San Suu Kyi, she was expected to raise two journalists of Reuters detained in Myanmar.

A few days ago, international news agency Reuters reported that two journalists were detained because of an investigative report on the genocide in Myanmar.

These two journalists reported the killing of 10 people in the Rakhine state on September 2 last year.

According to them, during the campaign, a group of Rohingya men gathered in one place to save their lives. Then some Buddhist men in the village ordered to dig a grave. Then those 10 Rohingya men were killed. Buddhists killed at least two people and shot the rest to the rest of the army.

For the past few months, journalist Wai Lo and FSU have been held in Myanmar jail for violating the official secrecy act or the government secret law.

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