Operation Sunrise (2019)

Operation Sunrise
	Part of Insurgency in Northeast India
Date	First Phase: February – March 2019; Second Phase: May – June 2019
Location	Northeast India, Rakhine State, Myanmar
Result	Successful India and Myanmar manage to reduce insurgent activity;
Belligerents
Myanmar Tatmadaw; Myanmar Police Force; India Indian Armed Forces; Assam Rifles; Central Reserve Police Force;	Arakan Army; National Socialist Council of Nagaland; United Liberation Front of Asom; National Democratic Front of Boroland; Kamtapur Liberation Organisation;
Commanders and leaders
Soe Win; Min Aung Hlaing Anil Chauhan; Ajit Doval; Narendra Modi	Paresh Baruah; Jyotirmoy Asom † ; Twan Mrat Naing; Thuingaleng Muivah; B. Saoraigwra
Casualties and losses
13 Myanmar soldiers killed;	10–12 Arakan Army camps destroyed; 2 ULFA-I soldiers killed; 38 northeast militants killed; Several injured and arrested;

Operation Sunrise refers to a series of coordinated military operations conducted by the Indian Army and the Myanmar Armed Forces (Tatmadaw) in 2019, targeting insurgent camps along the India-Myanmar border. The operation was done in two phases dubbed as Operation Sunrise I and Operation Sunrise II, aimed to dismantle bases of militant groups threatening regional security and India's strategic infrastructure, notably the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project. The operation resulted in a bilateral military cooperation between India and Myanmar to counter cross-border insurgency.