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BSF foils major infiltration bid in Samba, kills seven terrorists 

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SRINAGAR: The Border Security Force (BSF) killed seven terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Samba. The terrorists who tried to infiltrate the border were killed. It is reported that members of the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed were killed. The incident happened last night.

The BSF shot down the terrorists who tried to infiltrate from the Dhandhar post. The Indian Army had foiled drone and missile attacks by the Pakistani Army targeting various areas in Jammu on Thursday.


Three Pakistani fighter jets, drones and eight missiles that crossed the border were shot down. F-16 and JF-17 aircraft were shot down. It is reported that two Pakistani pilots have been captured. However, the Indian Army has not confirmed this. The Indian Army had earlier shared a video of India destroying a Pakistani military post on the Line of Control. The video was shared through the official X page.


'On the night of May 8 and 9, Pakistani missiles and drones attacked India. The Pakistani Army violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control in Kashmir. India has retaliated by stopping the drone attacks. We will give a strong response to all the atrocities of Pakistan,' the Indian Army wrote in X.


Amid the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, Delhi has also been put on high alert. The leave of all government employees in the city has been cancelled. This comes after several areas sharing the border, including Jammu, came under shelling.

TAGS: BSF, FOILS, MAJOR INFILTRATION BID, SAMBA, SEVEN TERRORISTS KILLED
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