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Ulfa-I claims that three bombs were dropped by drones on one of its camps in Myanmar, resulting in minor injuries to two of its cadres. The outfit alleges that the drone attack was carried out by Indian security forces.
United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) has claimed that its camp in Myanmar was subjected to a drone attack on Sunday, causing injuries to two of its members. The group, also referred to as anti-talk ULFA, reported that three bombs were deployed in the camp, with the first at 4:10 pm, the second shortly thereafter, and the third at 4:20 pm. While two bombs exploded, the third one failed to detonate, resulting in injuries to two of its cadres.
Generally non-violent marches against military rule continue in many cities and towns.
Myanmar government forces launched air strikes against ethnic minority guerrillas in two areas of the country on Wednesday, local reports said. Fighting has been raging daily in northern Myanmar in territory controlled by the Kachin Independence Organisation, representing the Kachin minority, and in the east by the Karen National Union, representing the Karen. Both groups have struck alliances with the popular movement opposing the military junta that seized power in the country in February after ousting the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. Generally non-violent marches against militar...