Kuki National Army

Kuki National Army
Kuki National Army
KUKI NAM-SEPAI
	Flag of the Kuki National Army
Leaders	Pu.Ps.Haokip; Pu.David Hangsing; Pu.Samuel Hethong; Pu.Dr.Seilen Haokip
Dates of operation	24 February 1988 – present
Headquarters	Mobile headquarters
Active regions	Northeast India Manipur; Myanmar (Burma) Chin State; Sagaing Region;
Ideology	Kuki nationalism;
Size	4000+ (in Myanmar) ; around 6000 (total, including other KNO wings)
Part of	Kuki National Organisation
Allies	Other Kuki National Organization Armed Wings:[better source needed] Hmar National Army; Kuki National Front (MC); Kuki National Front (Z); United Socialist Revolutionary Army; Zomi Revolutionary Army; Zou Defence Volunteer; United Komrem Army; Kachin Independence Army; People's Defence Force[better source needed];
Opponents	State opponents ; Myanmar Tatmadaw; Myanmar Police Force; Pyusawhti militias; ; Union of Myanmar (until 2011); Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma (until 1988); Non-state opponents; Shanni Nationalities Army;
Battles and wars	Internal conflict in Myanmar; Insurgency in Northeast India;
Website	issuu.com/knoknaburma

The Kuki National Army (KNA) is a Kuki insurgent group active in Myanmar,but not functioning properly in Northeast India . It is the armed wing of the Kuki National Organisation.^[2]^[6]

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