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Social media users are claiming that the secessionist group, ULFA, killed six Assam Rifles soldiers in a retaliatory attack.
Three top commanders of Assamese militant group killed just weeks after Indian troops reportedly gunned down resistance fighters in Sagaing’s Tamu Township.
The outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom (Independent), or ULFA(I), on Sunday claimed that its mobile camps along the ...
Pro-Talk ULFA Leader Arabinda Rajkhowa Shares Insights on Drone Strikes Targeting ULFA (I) Camps. Digital Desk: Arabinda ...
While the Indian Army has denied launching any cross-border strikes, Ulfa-I has confirmed three of its leaders were killed in ...
Top ULFA (I) commanders ‘killed’ in drone strikes in Myanmar across India’s farthest eastern borders
ULFA (I) has claimed at least three of its leaders were killed in drone attacks by Indian Army on the proscribed militant ...
Yangon (AsiaNews) – A spokesperson for the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), Colonel Naw Bu, has denied that the movement's ...
The important question one needs to address, however, is how important or relevant the ULFA-I is anymore. Does it constitute a major threat to Indian security forces in the northeast? To answer this ...
3 top ULFA-I leaders killed in ‘drone strikes’ in Myanmar, Indian Army denies role after accusations
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who also has the state home portfolio, denied any role of state agencies in the ...
Three top Ulfa(I) leaders were killed in drone and missile strikes near the India-Myanmar border, a claim Indian authorities ...
Digital Desk: Pro-talk ULFA leader Anup Chetia has expressed his reaction to the Indian Army’s assault on the ULFA (I) camp ...
The Ulfa-I had claimed on Sunday that three leaders of the group including Nayan Asom alias Nayan Medhi, who was the ‘chairman’ of its ‘lower council’, were killed in drone and missile attacks ...
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