Minutes before India began “accurate” military strikes in terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistani occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian army reported: “Ready to strike, trained for victory.”
The video accompanying the report showed weapons of Indian forces, ammunition and tanks. “One force, a ruthless fire force, dominating every front”. A few minutes later, the Ministry of Defense confirmed strikes at terrorist sites, including the Jaish-E-Mohammad Fortress (JEM) Bahawalpur and Lashkar-E-Taba (years) of the base.
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“A moment ago, the Indian armed forces launched the” Sindoor Operation “and hit the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied by Jamm and Kashmir, where terrorist attacks against India were planned and ordered,” the statement published at 1.44 was read.
The strikes “focused, measured and non-eating” appeared weeks after the attack of Pahalgam 22 April, resulting in death of 26 civilians.
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Muridke, located near Lahore, organizes a huge “Markaz” or Lashkar-E-Taba base (years), while Bahawalpur serves as the primary fortress of the Jaish-E-Mohammed (me). Other goals – boilers and muzaffarabad – are regions in POK, which have long been home to camps and training facilities of both years, according to sources that are known to the things that have spoken to PTI.
In the post on “X” in Hindi shortly after the strikes, the Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh said, “Long living mother India!” (Bharat Mata Ki Jai). The Indian army said on X: “Justice is given.
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The Sindoor Operation started in response to a terrorist attack of April 22, April Pahalgam, which claimed the lives of 26 people, including several tourists from Maharaštra.
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