On May 7, 2026, a militant group, the Kuki National Army (KNA-B), launched a significant attack on border villages in Kamjong district, Manipur, India. Approximately 100 armed militants crossed over from Myanmar, targeting villages including Namlee, Wanglee, and Choro. This incident has raised alarms among local leaders, including O Ibobi Singh, president of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee, who criticized the government's security response, stating that the attack exposed serious flaws in security deployment near the Indo-Myanmar border. The Manipur Chief Minister, Y Khemchand Singh, condemned the violence and assured that security forces would take necessary measures to restore peace. In response to the attack, Assam Rifles reported heavy firing and explosions but managed to evacuate civilians and provide humanitarian assistance. The ongoing violence underscores the persistent threat of cross-border militancy and the urgent need for improved security measures to protect local communities.