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Militant launchpad, ammunition dumps destroyed across LoC in Kupwara: Army

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April 11, 2020
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Militant launchpad, ammunition dumps destroyed across LoC in Kupwara: Army

The army has destroyed the ammunition dump of militants and the launchpads along the Line of Control in Keran sector of Kupwara in north Kashmir on Friday, officials said.

Defence spokesperson, Colonel Rajesh Kalia said that the launchpads and ammunition dumps of militants were destroyed on theother side of LoC as the army retaliated the unprovoked ceasefire violation by Pakistan.

Kalia further added that Pakistan’s unprovoked ceasefire violation in Keran sector was retaliated effectively and strongly. He also stated that the precision targeting of gun areas, militant launchpads, and ammunition dump was carried out. “There are reports of heavy damage to Pakistan during the exchange,” he said.

This came after five special forces soldiers were killed in a gunfight between the infiltrated militants in Keran sector, in which all the five militants were killed in a joint operation of the government forces.

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