IAF jets reportedly struck terror camps in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Indian Air Force entered into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir early in the morning to target terror camps. The Air Force’s 12 Mirage 2000 aircraft took part in the operation and dropped 1,000 kilograms of bomb on the camp. In which this camp is completely destroyed.
In the face of imminent danger, a pre-emptive strike became necessary. India struck the biggest camp of JeM in Balakot. Large number of JeM terrorists, leadership and suicide bombers were eliminated. The camp was headed by Maulana Yusuf Azhar: Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale
Reports suggest that a Pakistani drone was also shot down near the Kutch border at 6.30 am today.
Since the Pulwama terror attack, demand for appropriate action against Pakistan was rising in the country. After 12 days of the attack, the Indian Air Force crossed the LoC and made a huge bombing on terrorist bases. In which the terrorist camp was ruined. On this issue, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Vijay Gokhale has a press conference.
Gokhale gave a very diplomatic response to this press conference. He said that India took civil action on Balakot. Pakistan has always been saying that it does not allow its use of land to be used for terrorism but it did not seem to be so. That’s why we destroyed those terrorist bases.
Gokhale said that many militants, trainers and fidayeen assailants of the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammad have been killed in this operation. Maulana Yusuf Azhar, commander of Balakot camp Jaish was driving. The Pulwama attack was carried out by this militant organization.
Gokhale also said that India has continued to demand from Pakistan that it will destroy terrorist bases operating in the PoK. But Pakistan has always denied the existence of terrorists. Not only that, Pakistan has also been trampled on terrorism from the UN forum, but the Pak army is not ending its war with terrorists. This is the reason why India had to take tough action to eliminate the targets of terrorists through civilian action.