Rohingya conflict

Mujahideen
(1947–1961)

 Pakistan (until 1950)

Military governments (1962–2011)

• Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma
  (1962–1988)
• Union of Myanmar (1988–2011)

RLA (1972–1974)
RPF (1974–1982)
RSO (1982–1998)
ARIF (1986–1998)
ARNO (1998–2001)
Supported by:
Al-Qaeda (alleged)
Hezbi Islami
Hizbul Mujahideen

Current commanders:
Htin Kyaw
(President of Myanmar)
Aung San Suu Kyi
(State Counsellor of Myanmar)
Min Aung Hlaing
(Commander-in-Chief)
Sein Win
(Minister of Defence)
Maung Maung Soe
(Chief of the Western Command until November 2017)
Aung Myat Moe
(Rakhine Chief of Police)
Sein Lwin
(Rakhine Chief of Police until September 2017)

Former commanders:
Aung Gyi (1947–1963)
Tin Oo (1947–1976)
Than Shwe
(1992–2011)

Current commanders:
Ataullah abu Ammar Jununi

Former commanders:
Mir Kassem (POW)
(1947–1952)
Abdul Latif
(1947–1961)
Annul Jauli
(1947–1961)
Zaffar Kawal
(1961–1974)
Muhammad Jafar Habib (1972–1982)
Muhammad Yunus (1974–2001)

Tatmadaw

• Army
  • Western Command
• Air Force
• Police Force
  • Border Guard Police

~2,000
Previous totals:

~200 (government estimate)
Previous totals:
2,000–5,000 (1947–1950)
2,000 (1952)

2012–2018:
6,900+ civilians killed in total
53,000 internally displaced

^a 14 soldiers, 30 policemen and 1 immigration officer.