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As war dynamics change, localisation is now vital for effective aid in Myanmar’s Rakhine

Summary by Ground News
An informal ceasefire officially came to an end in Myanmar's western Rakhine State on 13 November. The Arakan Army, one of the nation's most powerful ethnic armed groups, launched coordinated attacks on military outposts. 17 civilians have already been killed and 57 wounded as of 28 November, according to data collected by Radio Free Asia.
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