Malaysia is set to repatriate around 4,000 Myanmar nationals—mostly refugees with verified citizenship—back to their home country under a new agreement, marking a diplomatic breakthrough after years of refusal. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim highlights Rohingya inclusion, but the Home Minister clarifies only Myanmar nationals with refugee status are affected, as Myanmar officially denies Rohingya citizenship. Officials in Myanmar and Bangladesh say they’re unaware of any Rohingya repatriation from Malaysia or Bangladesh, emphasizing the program targets only verified Myanmar nationals. This follows past repatriations and continues ongoing talks over exact numbers and timelines.
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