Jammu: Detected Drone Activity Again near Jammu Airbase, at the beginning of Wednesday morning.
Less than a week when the drone looks near the air force station and along the control line (LOC) in the Pallanwala Akhnoor area on Wednesday night.
Meanwhile, the authorities honed and began to examine massively at various Naka / Security checkpoints in the area.
According to the source, around 0400-04005 hours on Wednesday, a drone looks near your watch airbase on Satwari, a few hundred meters from the air base.
They said, “Information was accepted that during Wee hours on Wednesday, an unmanned air vehicle (UAVS / alleged drone) was seen in two different locations in the Satwari sector.” Around 0400 a.m., a drone was seen floating on a civilian airport and the second time the object was similar to seeing floating over the area of Peer Baba from Satwari near the Jammu Air Base “.
Then this flying object disappeared and the authorities were related to this activity And the search starts tracking the flying object.
Previously on, July 15, a drone was seen near the Air Force station in Jammu while others were seen along the control line in Palhalwalla.
Both of his incidents came in less than 24 hours when the BSF forces forced the drone to be returned along the international border (IB) in Arnia to the Pakistani side.
Alleged drones or unmanned air vehicles (UAV) were seen between the Satwari and Miran regions of Sahib around 0141 hours near the Air Transport Station and J changed by the anti-drone technology installed in Jammu Airbase.
The show, on June 27, in the first form of the two bombs was dropped at the generation station Air Jammu left two IAF personnel injured.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is investigating the case.
Because of the drone attack on the Jammu Air Base – District authorities have banned the use of commercial or personal drones in Samba, Rawa, Kathua, Rajouri, Poonch and Baramulla, Srinagar, Jammu and Ganderbal from Jammu and Kashmir.
Expressing concerns over the activities of drones, Lunamu and Kashmir DGP Dilbag Singh have said that Drones have added new dimensions with security threats from terror groups.
In an interview with the news agency in Srinagar on Tuesday, Singh also said that the investigation of the attack on the IAF Jammu station last month, showed the involvement of non-state actors, supported by state actors such as Pakistani armory factories.
“In the past, drones from across the border have been used to reduce currencies, arms and ammunition within the Indian territory and with the introduction of unmanned air vehicles (UAV) in terror activities,” he said and emphasized that it adds to the many efforts needed to guage it that new and new threats are neutralized effectively.
It also needs to be mentioned here that the border security forces recovered on Friday cache arms and ammunition dropped by Drone Pakistan along the international border in International Samba in Jammu and Kashmir.
Regency on May 15, 2021.
Recovery includes one AK-47 attack rifle, one gun, one magazine, 15 rounds for 9 mm weapons, one wooden frame (used to install a charge to the drone) and the wrapping material is restored around 250 meters in the Indian region , In the same area, a tunnel was detected on November 22, 2020, and Pakistani intruders were killed on May 5, 2021.
BSF had neutralized the Hexakopter Pakistan in the area on June 20, 2020, and recovered a large number of arms and explosives.
Drones are seen near the Jammu Air Force Station again
