Myanmar army has organized arbitrary killings, rape cases by Rohingya Muslims in the Rakhine campaign from the 'intention of genocide', the UN thinks the independent International Fact Finding Mission

Myanmar's army chief and senior five generals have been recommended to face trial in connection with a fierce crime in the name of law enforcement in the Fact Finding Mission Report.

Reports on Monday said that in the report on Monday, along with Rakhine, Shan and Kachin areas were also accused of committing 'crimes against humanity'.

It has been said that Myanmar's Nobel Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi has given 'civilized' propaganda to the 'hostile propaganda' of the civilian government, has destroyed important 'signs' and 'failed' to protect the minority community from war crimes and the war crimes of the army. Through this, the Myanmar government has also played a 'role' in atrocities.

On August 25, 2017, after the 'rebels' attack in some of the security forces of Rakhine, the army's expedition started in the village of Rohingyas. It started with the Rohingyas in the border of Bangladesh. Their words are found in horrific stories of arbitrary killings, rape, burns and burns.

International organizations, including the United Nations, have described Myanmar's operations as 'anti-national campaign'. But Myanmar has denied that the allegation is against their 'terrorists', not to destroy any ethnic group.

According to the United Nations FACT Finding Mission report, the difference in the village burning after village is much more clear than the amount of security risk it is being said.

Reuters writes that if any activity is done to destroy a particular race, religion or caste group, then he describes it as a United Nations genocide.

Fact Finding Mission says, the kind of crime that Rakhine has committed, and the way it has been done, according to the level, style and expansion, it is equivalent to the 'intention of genocide' to continue as something else.

The final report of their 20-page report says that the investigation of the top army officers of Myanmar on the charge of genocide in Rakhine, and the fact that they have received enough find-of-fact-finding missions to face trial in the 'appropriate' court.

According to Reuters, the Fact finding mission according to the UN work method gave a copy of the Myanmar government before final report. But they did not comment on this.

Myanmar's army spokesman Major General Tunn Tun called Nine, but he did not agree to comment immediately, according to a Reuters report.