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Failure to resolve Rohingya issue will cause terrorism: Bangladesh    

Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Momen&nbsp;has warned that the failure in resolving the Rohingaya problem would lead to radicalism and terrorism that would hamper peace and stability in the region

Dhaka raises alarm over rehabilitation of Rohingyas Failure to resolve crisis will cause terrorism: Bangladesh 'Rohingyas&nbsp;not returning due to lack of trust' Over 9,00,000 Rohingya&nbsp;fled Myanmar's restive Rakhine

Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Momen has said that&nbsp;Myanmar should immediately engage non-military civilian observers from friendly countries, including India, to make the Rohingyas repatriation process effective.
Momen warned that the failure in resolving the humanitarian crisis would lead to radicalism and terrorism that would hamper peace and stability in the region.&nbsp;
He said Rohingyas are not returning to their homeland primarily because they do not trust their government over safety and security issues.&nbsp;
According to the United Nations, more than 9,00,000 Rohingya Muslims fled Myanmar's restive Rakhine&nbsp;state since 2017 after large-scale violence following a military crackdown.
The exodus of refugees in large numbers has resulted in a major crisis in&nbsp;neighbouring&nbsp;Bangladesh.&nbsp;

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