Indian Army Neutralizes Pakistani Drone Launchpad Near Jammu
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Summary: In response to increasing cross-border drone assaults, the Indian Army destroyed a Pakistani military post near Jammu that was used to fire drones at Indian targets.
Amid rising tensions along the India-Pakistan border, the Indian Army carried out a precision strike, destroying a Pakistani military installation near Jammu. According to defence sources, this facility acted as a launchpad for tube-launched drones targeting Indian military assets.
This targeted action was part of India's broader Operation Sindoor, initiated in response to a series of coordinated drone attacks from Pakistan. These attacks targeted 26 locations across India, ranging from Leh in the north to Sir Creek in the south.
The Indian Army released video footage showing the destruction of the Pakistani base, emphasising its commitment to neutralising threats to national security. Despite the severity of the attacks, Indian military installations reported minimal damage due to strong defence systems.
The situation is still tense, with both nations on high alert. India has restated its commitment to taking the necessary actions to safeguard its sovereignty and secure the safety of its citizens.
