May 11
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DGMO Lt General Rajiv Ghai-
Our strikes across those nine terror hubs left more than 100 terrorists killed, including high value targets such as Yusuf Azhar, Abdul Malik Rauf and Mudasir Ahmed that were involved in the hijack of IC814 and the Pulwama blast.
The Indian Air Force played a major part in these strikes by engaging some of these camps and the Indian Navy provided wherewithal in terms of precision munitions. The Indian Air Force had their assets up in the sky.
Our strikes across those nine terror hubs left more than 100 terrorists killed, including high value targets such as Yusuf Azhar, Abdul Malik Rauf and Mudasir Ahmed that were involved in the hijack of IC814 and the Pulwama blast.
The Indian Air Force played a major part in these strikes by engaging some of these camps and the Indian Navy provided wherewithal in terms of precision munitions. The Indian Air Force had their assets up in the sky.
May 11
DGMO Lt General Rajiv Ghai:
“It set into motion a very diligent and microscopic scarring of the terror landscape across the borders and the identification of terror camps and training sites.
The locations that emerged were numerous, but as we deliberated more, we realised that some of these terror hubs were now bereft of presence and had preemptively been vacated, fearing retribution from us.
There was also a term of reference and our own binding self imposed restriction to target only terrorists and thus prevent collateral damage. There were nine camps that you are now all familiar with which were confirmed by our various intelligence agencies to be inhabited.
Some of these were in PoJK, while there were others that were located in the Punjab Province in Pakistan. Nefarious places such as Muridke, the hub center of the Lashkar-e-Taiba has over the years bred infamous characters such as Ajmal Kasab and the likes of David Headley"
“It set into motion a very diligent and microscopic scarring of the terror landscape across the borders and the identification of terror camps and training sites.
The locations that emerged were numerous, but as we deliberated more, we realised that some of these terror hubs were now bereft of presence and had preemptively been vacated, fearing retribution from us.
There was also a term of reference and our own binding self imposed restriction to target only terrorists and thus prevent collateral damage. There were nine camps that you are now all familiar with which were confirmed by our various intelligence agencies to be inhabited.
Some of these were in PoJK, while there were others that were located in the Punjab Province in Pakistan. Nefarious places such as Muridke, the hub center of the Lashkar-e-Taiba has over the years bred infamous characters such as Ajmal Kasab and the likes of David Headley"
May 11
Pakistan Army has lost 35-40 Pak Army personnel along LoC from 7th-10th May in Indian retaliation:
— DGMO Lt General Rajiv Ghai
— DGMO Lt General Rajiv Ghai
May 11
Indian Navy posturing in Arabian sea forced Pak navy to be on defensive & confined itself to harbours: Indian Navy
May 11
May 11
Indian Navy deployed with capacity to strike at sea & land—including Karachi—at a time and place of our choosing. This forced the Pak Navy to remain mostly in harbour or near port for the entire times since April 23.
— DG Naval Ops
— DG Naval Ops
May 11
Before and after images of PAF AIRBASES bombed by Indian Armed Forces
May 11
Air Marshal AK Bharti:
“If any casualities to PAF, Its on them to count. We dont count their bodybags”
“If any casualities to PAF, Its on them to count. We dont count their bodybags”
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May 11