ULFA(I) Alleges Drone Strikes on Myanmar Camps, Indian Army Refutes Claim

Fast Summary

• The proscribed outfit ULFA(I) has claimed that the Indian Army conducted drone attacks on several of its camps along the Myanmar border.
• In a press statement, ULFA(I) alleged that one senior leader was killed and approximately 19 others injured in these attacks.
• Army sources have denied carrying out any such operation.

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Indian Opinion Analysis

The conflicting accounts between ULFA(I)’s claims and the indian Army’s denial highlight ongoing tensions in Northeast India and along its borders with Myanmar,which hosts insurgent groups operating against India. if true, drone strikes signify a shift toward advanced warfare technology targeting militant activities-a method that could redefine counter-insurgency operations near borders known for arduous terrain. though, without corroboration from independent sources or further statements, it is indeed premature to draw conclusions about an escalation or policy shift by Indian defense forces.

Neutral reporting on this issue is essential given its implications for security in Northeast India and diplomatic relations with neighboring Myanmar.

Published – July 13, 2025