Archive · 29 Jul 2025
ULFA(I) Accuses Army of Drone Attack with Polish Drones
Some people from a group called ULFA(I) say that the Indian Army used special drones to attack their camps on July 13th.
They showed pictures of the broken drones to prove it.
These drones are called Warmate and were made in Poland.
The group claims the army bought these drones in 2022.
The attack destroyed two of their camps, and they say some of their members were hurt or killed.
They are also pointing out the kind of weapons that were used in the drones which were allegedly thermobaric bombs.
The army has not confirmed the claims.
ULFA(I) claims the Indian Army used Polish-made Warmate drones in a July 13 attack on its camps.
The attack destroyed two ULFA(I) bases, resulting in casualties.
ULFA(I) and PLA released photos of drone wreckage, identifying Warmate loitering munitions.
The Warmate drones are manufactured by WB Electronics SA (WB Group) Poland and have a 30 km operational range.
ULFA(I) alleges the Indian Army procured Warmate drones in 2022.
- Who
- ULFA(I) and PLA are making the claims; the Indian Army is accused of the attack.
- What
- ULFA(I) alleges the Indian Army used Polish-made Warmate drones in an attack on its camps.
- When
- The attack happened on July 13th. The announcement was made on July 29.
- Where
- The attacks targeted ULFA(I) camps, with UAVs reportedly launched from Wangti and a place between Nampong and Joyrampur.
- Why
- The reason for the attack is not explicitly stated in the provided articles, only that the attacks happened and resulted in casualties.
ULFA(I) Perspective
Indian Army Perspective
Attack Claim
ULFA(I) Perspective
The Indian Army launched drone attacks on their camps.
Indian Army Perspective
The Indian Army denied the attacks.
- Alleged Attacker
- Indian Army
- Accuser
- ULFA(I)
- Date of Attack
- July 13th
- Drone Type
- Warmate
- Drone Manufacturer
- WB Electronics SA (WB Group), Poland
- Drone Operational Range
- 30 km
- ULFA(I) Claim
- Army used Warmate drones, procured in 2022