Myanmar, Bangladesh ready to take back millions of Rohingyas

The way for the return of millions of Rohingya Muslims living in Bangladesh's life of refugees became clear on Thursday. Due to pressure from the world community, Myanmar has agreed on Thursday to withdraw lakhs of Rohingya refugees. According to Myanmar's senior official Mint Keaying, we are ready to take them back soon after Bangladesh has submitted a returning form to refugees.

On the other hand, Bangladesh has described it as "the first step" in solving the refugee crisis. After the military action in Myanmar's Rakhine Province, six lakh twenty thousand people have migrated from Bangladesh since August. In a statement, the Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry said in a statement that after the week's talks, both neighboring countries signed the arrangement for the return of displaced people. The United States has termed Myanmar's military action as a 'breed of racism'.

Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Abul Hassan met with Mahmood Ali and the two countries signed an agreement on this. Bangladesh officials say that the agreement that has been signed has been taking place over the past few months and yesterday the senior officials of both countries finalized this. In a brief statement, Bangladesh said in a brief statement that the two sides have agreed to start the refugees return to Myanmar in two months.