Australian sanctions on Myanmar's five generals

Australia has imposed a specific ban on the five general of Myanmar army, which is responsible for conducting the campaign against Rohingyas in Rakhine.

📗Five Army officers are commander of :

🔴 Bureau of Special Operations-3 Lieutenant General Aung Kiyao J
🔴 Chief of Western Military Command Major General Mang Mong So
🔴 Commander 33th Light Infantry Division Brigadier General Aung Aung
🔴 Commander of 99th Light Infantry Division Brigadier General Than
🔴15th Lieutenant Infantry Division Commander Major General Khin Maung Soo

Under the sanctions, the five general assets will be seized and they will not be able to travel to Australia. Al Jazeera reported this information in a report.
In this regard, Australian Foreign Minister Mary Paine said that the five generals led by Myanmar army units in Rakhine have led human rights violations. Earlier, the United States and the European Union banned some of the General of Myanmar. He said the Rohingya crisis is the biggest human rights crisis in this region. The United Nations Fact Finding Mission recently said that Rakhine state war crimes, the crime against humanity and possibly massacre occurred in the state. In the General Assembly of the United Nations and at the Conference of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) I raised the concerns of Australia. It may be mentioned that the Myanmar army started plotting against the Rohingya after the 'rebels' attack on some of Rakhine's security forces on August 25, In order to save lives, more than seven lakh Rohingya took shelter in Bangladesh. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has launched a preliminary investigation into the allegations of crimes against humanity.