The ULFA statement informed the Myanmar army targeted the joint base of several militant groups from the northeast with 'direct help from Indian government'. The attack was being successfully resisted so far. The outfit apprehended that the operation by Myanmar army, which is known for its guerrilla warfare skill, will be intensified in days to come.
The ULFA, however, claimed that the attack was expected, as the 'Indian Army was supplying heavy weapons to Myanmar through the Moreh border point in Manipur since June'.
The outfit stated that the Government of India wanted to wipe out the ULFA so that it could continue to exploit the rich natural resources of Assam without any obstruction. "But it will not be easy to destroy the ULFA and its struggle will continue even after 13,000 have been martyred," the ULFA stated.
