India, July 13 -- The banned United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-i) on Sunday claimed that drone attacks by the Indian Army on one of its camps in Myanmar have claimed the lives of at least three senior leaders of the outfit. Army officials have denied any knowledge of such action across the border.

In a statement, the ULFA-I claimed that the attack by "Indian occupational forces" took place at several camps from the border with Myanmar near Longwa in Nagaland till Pangsai Pass in Arunachal Pradesh between 2 am and 4am on Sunday. The outfit claimed that nearly 150-plus drones used in the attack were manufactured in Israel and France. It said the attacks claimed the life of the outfit's lieutenant general Nayan Medhi (alias ...