Indian Air Force (IAF ) fighter planes struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp inside Pakistan early on Tuesday morning.killed about 300 terrorist…
New Delhi
Indian Air Force fighter planes struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp across the Line of Control in Balakote, Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa early on Tuesday morning, report published in various news portals.
According to reports the IAF used Mirage-2000 jets with laser-guided bombs causing an estimated casualty of 200-300. The air strike happened around 3.30 am.
According to reports quoting top government sources, the Balakote camp is spread around 6 to 7 acres and is the biggest Jaish e Mohammed camp in Pakistan.
The strike on terror camp comes 12 days after the Pulwama terror attack which left 40 CRPF jawans dead after a Jaish terrorist rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into a CRPF convoy on Jammu-Srinagar highway on February 14. (Click here for Live updates)
The IAF used Mirage-2000 jets with laser-guided bombs weighing 1,000 pounds at around 3.30am causing an estimated casualty of 200-300 people at multiple targets, sources said.
