Myanmar’s military has shut down a major cybercrime center, detaining over 2,000 individuals and seizing dozens of Starlink terminals, according to state media reports. The operation focused on a well-known cybercrime hub near the Thailand border, where workers from other countries were reportedly lured with false job offers before being forced into criminal activities. This action is part of a broader campaign by the military to address online fraud, illegal gambling, and cross-border cybercrime. The raid follows recent international efforts, including U.S. and British sanctions against Cambodian cybercriminal networks, highlighting the global concern over such operations. The incident underscores the military’s ongoing crackdown on organized crime and its role in enforcing cybersecurity measures. As part of the operation, the military has intensified its focus on dismantling cybercrime networks that operate across borders, with the aim of disrupting their financial and operational structures. The scale of the arrests and seizures suggests a significant disruption to the criminal activities that have been prevalent in the region.