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India: ULFA Abandons Peace Talks
Sep 17, 2007 | 16:15 GMT
Summary
The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), India's most prominent northeast secessionist movement, announced Sept. 17 that it is abandoning peace talks and The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), India's most prominent Northeast secessionist movement, announced Sept. 17 that it is abandoning peace talks and preparing for a full-scale battle. Though ULFA's militant activity is confined to India's restive Northeast, the group's financial enterprise and strong links with Islamist militant groups have made it a threat that New Delhi will not be able to ignore much longer. eparing for a full-scale battle. Though ULFA's militant activity is confined to the India's restive northeast, the group's financial enterprise and strong links with Islamist militant groups have made it a threat that New Delhi will not be able to ignore much longer.
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