3 terrorists who attacked army vehicle in Jammu and Kashmir were killed

Latest News :- Two terrorists hiding in the forest area of ​​a village in Agnore sector of Jammu and Kashmir were killed by security forces on Tuesday. With this, the number of terrorists killed in the 27-hour long exchange of fire near the Line of Control has increased to 3. One of the three terrorists was shot dead by the Army that evening when they attacked an ambulance accompanying an Army convoy near the Line of Control on Monday morning. Two other terrorists were killed near Asan temple in Jhokwan village of Pattal-Khor area on Tuesday, within two hours of the last attack launched by joint Indian Army and police teams, officials said.

Jammu-based White Knight Corps of the Army said that after night vigil, intense firing took place this morning in which our forces achieved remarkable success. Three terrorists were killed in continuing operations. This operation is an important step towards restoring peace in the area. On its X page. Talking about the firing, officials said, “It is believed that the killed terrorists may have infiltrated into the area on Sunday before emerging near the temple and targeting the army vehicles. After a long night of silence, the security forces launched the final attack against the terrorists at 7 am. This led to firing.

A four-year-old dog named 'Phantom', a brave dog of the army, got injured by a bullet in the fight and died during surgery. The recent firing in Jammu region highlights the increase in terrorist activities in Kashmir. There have been 7 attacks in the last two weeks. 13 people including two soldiers died in this.