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🚨Bastar: Intensified anti-Maoist operations prompt change in rebel strategy https://t.co/LPjMjQkHpd
How did northern Myanmar become hotbed of insurgency? As militant group ULFA(I) alleges its camps were ‘attacked by drones’, @ShekharGupta looks at militant groups active along Indo-Myanmar border, in ep 1696 of #CutTheClutter https://t.co/LeFqlOkZVy https://t.co/f02jHGelkA
As ULFA (I) claims drone attacks by Indian Army killed 3 of its leaders, @ShekharGupta traces the origins of United Liberation Front of Asom & looks at the lineup of insurgent groups active in northern Myanmar, in #ThePrintPod #CutTheClutter Podbean: https://t.co/PgzKHq6fFM https://t.co/yB2F4jOgFn
The United Liberation Front of Asom (Independent) [ULFA(I)], a proscribed militant group, has alleged that drone attacks carried out by the Indian Army targeted its camps along the Indo-Myanmar border, resulting in the deaths of 19 cadres, including three of its leaders. The Indian Army has denied any involvement or knowledge of these drone strikes. ULFA(I) is led by Paresh Baruah, who is believed to be hiding in China. The region of northern Myanmar remains a hotspot for insurgent activity, with multiple militant groups operating there. The situation has led ULFA(I) to seek new hideouts amid these attacks. Separately, intensified anti-Maoist operations in Bastar have prompted a change in rebel strategy.
