RPF Condemns Indian Drone Attack on ULFA (I) & PLA Camps, says ‘Over 150 Bombs Dropped’

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Ukhrul, July 14: Indian Special Forces using High-End Drones dropped more than one hundred fifty bombs on four camps of ULFA (I) and a joint camp of PLA and ULFA (I) along the border of Nagaland and Myanmar on last Saturday midnight, 12th July 2025, up to 04:00 hour of next day. There were no causalities on the PLA sides.

Lt. General Nayan Asom, Chairman of the Lower Council of ULFA (I), was killed and some of ULFA (I) cadres were injured during the drone attack of Indian Special Forces. RPF expresses deepest Condolence, “Heroes sacrifice and no hero is greater than the one who gives their life for their country”.

The drone attacks and Proxy-wars initiated by Indian Army against PLA and ULFA (I) up to this time clearly reveals the true nature and intention of India that the people of Assam and Manipur are “Archenemy of India”.

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Historically we were not India and we were independent kingdoms. India knows the history and convince that Assam and Manipur cannot be occupied easily. Whatever India said and pried about Assam and Manipur as Indian are LIES, “Archenemy of India cannot be Indian”. We the people of Assam and Manipur should not be blinded by the deceptions and temptation of Indian Government.

Sons and daughter of Assam and Manipur! We are not Indian and we should not be occupied by India. It is high time that we as citizens of our country to resist Indian occupation of our beloved Motherland. Let us defend our country and resist Indian occupation.

Victory to ULFA (I) and PLA

This is the press release of Revolutionary People’s Front issued on July 14, 2025.

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