Bangladesh, March 1 -- In a development that could fundamentally reshape the narrative surrounding Bangladeshs 2024 anti-Hasina uprising, a senior member of the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus has made remarks that many observers interpret as an indirect acknowledgment of foreign involvement in the bloodshed that preceded the August political transition. Brigadier General M. Sakhawat Hossain, who served as Home Affairs Advisor in the post-August interim structure, recently gave an interview to local media in which he revealed startling details regarding the use of 7.62 bore sniper rifles during the anti-Hasina movement. His statements have reignited debate over who was truly responsible for the targeted killings that escalate...