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    Home / News / India News / New video of 2016 surgical strikes released ahead of anniversary
    New video of 2016 surgical strikes released ahead of anniversary
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    New video of 2016 surgical strikes released ahead of anniversary

    Written by Shiladitya Ray
    September 27, 2018 | 06:09 pm 1 min read
    New video of 2016 surgical strikes released ahead of anniversary

    With just two days remaining for the anniversary of the Indian Army's surgical strikes against terrorist launchpads in Pakistan, a second video has been released showing never-before-seen footage of the major Army operation. The video, which shows terrorist installations being blown up, was released by news agency ANI, and appears to have been captured by UAV-mounted cameras and thermal imaging cameras. Here's more.

    The 2016 surgical strikes were a response to terrorism

    Following a terror attack on the Uri army base by Pakistan-based militants that resulted in the deaths of 18 Indian defense personnel, the Indian Army, on September 28-29, 2016, launched surgical strikes against terrorist launchpads along the line of control (LoC) in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK). While Indian snipers eliminated sentries posted at the camps, troops went in and finished the job.

    In June this year, the first video had been released

    In June this year, the first video had been released

    Subsequently, on September 29, the Indian government announced that it had carried out cross-border surgical strikes in retaliation to the Uri base attack, and had inflicted "significant casualties" on militant forces. Pakistan had rejected India's claims, calling purported video clips of the surgical strikes "farcical". Yet, in June 2018, the first video of the operation was publicly released, leaving Pakistan red-faced.

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