Pakistan revives terror launchpads post Operation Sindoor
After India's "Operation Sindoor" took out several terror camps, Pakistan is reportedly setting up new ones in thick forests near the Line of Control.
Intelligence sources say the Pakistani military and ISI are backing this move, focusing on spots in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that were previously hit by Indian strikes.
Pakistan rebuilding terror camps in tough terrain
These rebuilt camps are now smaller and spread out—each with fewer than 200 people—to avoid being wiped out by airstrikes.
They're tucked away in tough terrain to dodge drones and satellites, equipped with advanced surveillance gear, and guarded by specially trained army units.
Intercepted chats also hint at close coordination between ISI officials and militant leaders, plus possible misuse of international aid funds to support these activities.