While the Yunus regime is steadily advancing its blueprint to lease out the strategic Chittagong Port to DP World – an entity with strong links to the US Deep State – it is also laying the groundwork for a corridor through the Arakan State of Myanmar. This corridor would serve not only to challenge China’s dominance in the region by toppling the military junta in Naypyidaw but also to give Washington unfettered access to Myanmar’s rich deposits of rare earth minerals and energy resources. Alongside these moves, the Yunus regime is preparing to grant the US an airbase in Lalmonirhat and to cede control of Bangladesh Ordnance Factory to Pakistani or Turkish intermediaries – steps that pose a grave security threat to neighboring India and China. Even more disturbingly, there are credible reports that Yunus plans to hand over the strategically significant St. Martin’s Island to the United States – a move long coveted by Washington.

At the center of this alarming orchestration is Khalilur Rahman, a key figure within the Yunus regime and allegedly a US citizen, acting as Yunus’s ‘national security adviser’. Rahman is planning visits to China and Pakistan. His mission: to mislead Beijing about the Arakan corridor’s implications, and to privately confer with ISI chief Lt. Gen. Asim Malik on covert plans to further ‘Pakistanize’ Bangladesh.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker Uz Zaman is scheduled to visit China later this month. The Yunus regime aims to exploit his absence by announcing the so-called “July Charter”, which would nullify the 1972 Constitution and transform the current interim government into a “Revolutionary Government”. Under this framework, President Muhammad Shahabuddin Chuppu would be removed – possibly arrested – along with General Waker Uz Zaman and other top military figures, accused of crimes against humanity and alleged collaboration with the previous Awami League government.

Yunus has already co-opted the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) through a secret meeting with Tarique Rahman in London. During the meeting, Yunus reportedly secured support for the Arakan corridor, the leasing of Chittagong Port, the........

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