Indian Special Forces

[RPK]

 

[mkb95]

longer video with some extra stuff.

 

[Unknowncommando]

STAR 21 and two GTAR 21

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

Guys,My sources tell me that no Indian SF was injured or killed in engagements.However 2 operators have minor injuries because of mines.Everyone has returned to base safe and sound.

Satellite pictures show over 50 terrorists killed.

The Indian Govt MAY leak satellite pictures/UAV footage if the Pakistan Propaganda continues..and it wont be pictures from 2010/05.

 

[gslv mk3]

The Indian Govt MAY leak satellite pictures/UAV footage if the Pakistan Propaganda continues.

I hope they would

 

[Indrajit]

The Indian Govt MAY leak satellite pictures/UAV footage if the Pakistan Propaganda continues..and it wont be pictures from 2010/05.

I hope they would

They shouldn't, there is no need to prove anything to anyone , certainly not to the Pakistanis. Nor are the Pakistanis going to be convinced by any such thing, they will likely dismiss it as a made up video etc. The Pakistani reaction is proof enough, condemning & having hurried meetings when supposedly nothing has happened. The best thing for us to do is to do nothing. Most Pakistanis, either here or in the general populace are aware that their military doesn't always tell them everything, their track record exists. Let them be in this dilemma, we gain nothing from showing "proof".

 

[CorporateAffairs]

Entire operation has been shot using Drones and body cameras on the special forces.
They will be released at an appropriate time.

 

[cerberus]

Entire operation has been shot using Drones and body cameras on the special forces.
They will be released at an appropriate time.

Details and images of both siachin and kargil released later

 

[noksss]

The commandos who went across the Line of Control for surgical strikes fanned across 250 km of mountainous and forested territory to target seven terrorist "launch pads" or staging areas. They went up to three kilometres deep in Azad Kashmir after trekking for nearly 10 hours and the strikes they launched were simultaneous.The operation, carried out by para commandos who are trained for strikes on enemy territory, was cleared at about noon on Wednesday. After the Uri army camp was attacked by Pakistani terrorists on September 18, the government had asked military commanders to present options for the operation that took place on Wednesday night. Sources said the fact that it was a dark, nearly moonless night was a crucial factor.

Soon after the operation was cleared, helicopters flew out in pairs from various bases. Sortie after sortie in sectors like Uri were used to lure Pakistan into concentrating on those areas. The army also used heavy-calibre weapons in Uri to draw Pakistan's attention there - allowing the commandos to move through other areas to approach the targets, which had been placed under surveillance for a week.

Teams slipped across the Line of Control in the Poonch district and the Nowgam sector in Northern Kashmir. Commandos reached their targets at about 1:45 am.

In a simultaneous attack, they destroyed five terror launch pads and two facilities of the Pakistani army co-located with the launch pads.Simultaneously, the military was put on alert for places like the air forces bases in Jammu and Pathankot, where Pakistani terrorists carried out a deadly attack in January.

Though sources have refused to comment on how many terrorists were killed, they say that a terror launch pad usually has at least 10 terrorists waiting to infiltrate along with an equal number of guides and other assistants.

The weapons used by the para-commandos included the Swedish-designed Carl Gustav rocket launcher, a shoulder-fired rifle operated by a team of two soldiers each and powerful enough to take out tanks and hardened shelters.

The crucial "element of surprise" was complete, sources said, adding that Pakistan responded to the strike much after soldiers were back in in their bases.

The commandos had been instructed to "leave neither bodies nor buddies behind," said sources. They returned "before sunrise" and "with not one scratch", though a soldier had minor injuries after he stepped on a mine on the Indian side of the Line of Control.

An Indian solider, Chandu Babulal Chohan, now in Pakistani custody, was not part of the strikes and inadvertently crossed the border, the army said. Home Minister Rajnath Singh said "all attempts are being made" to ensure his release.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/for-...distract-pak-1468514?pfrom=home-lateststories

 

[cerilchan]

10 century lots foreign invaders try invade but only justice only prevale

 

[noksss]

The Army Major is comparing this operation with the Israeli SF's Entebbe operation and said this would become a case study for further operation around the world . Is this a bit of a tall claim ?

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1619665711392475

@Levina @Abingdonboy @COLDHEARTED AVIATOR

 

[Jamwal's]

Not the 1st time. Happened before and will happen again. Only difference is that govt acknowledge this time.

News from 2013


Indian troops stage cross-border raid

ISLAMABAD - A Pakistani soldier was martyred and another injured in a gunfight erupting after Indian troops crossed into Pakistani territory and attacked a checkpost in Bagh area of Azad Kashmir on Sunday.But Indian military denied its soldiers had attacked Pakistani position, and instead accused Pakistani troops of violating the Line of Control (LoC), an internationally recognised line separating Indian and Pakistani parts of Kashmir patrolled by troops from both countries.The checkpost skirmish was followed by heavy exchange of fire across the volatile border heightening tensions between the nuclear neighbours after a consider period of calm and rapprochement.A spokesman of Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the Indian soldiers violated the LoC early in the day by crossing into the Haji Pir sector, just about 80 kilometres north of capital Islamabad. They “physically raided” Sawan Patra checkpost and critically injured two Pakistani soldiers, one of whom - Naik Muhammad Aslam - succumbed to his wounds later, he added.

Published in The Nation newspaper on 07-Jan-2013


http://nation.com.pk/national/07-Jan-2013/indian-troops-stage-cross-border-raid

 

[R!CK]

Source: http://nation.com.pk/E-Paper/lahore/2013-01-07/page-1

 

[Counterpunch]

The commandos who went across the Line of Control for surgical strikes fanned across 250 km of mountainous and forested territory to target seven terrorist "launch pads" or staging areas. They went up to three kilometres deep in Azad Kashmir after trekking for nearly 10 hours and the strikes they launched were simultaneous.The operation, carried out by para commandos who are trained for strikes on enemy territory, was cleared at about noon on Wednesday. After the Uri army camp was attacked by Pakistani terrorists on September 18, the government had asked military commanders to present options for the operation that took place on Wednesday night. Sources said the fact that it was a dark, nearly moonless night was a crucial factor.

Soon after the operation was cleared, helicopters flew out in pairs from various bases. Sortie after sortie in sectors like Uri were used to lure Pakistan into concentrating on those areas. The army also used heavy-calibre weapons in Uri to draw Pakistan's attention there - allowing the commandos to move through other areas to approach the targets, which had been placed under surveillance for a week.

Teams slipped across the Line of Control in the Poonch district and the Nowgam sector in Northern Kashmir. Commandos reached their targets at about 1:45 am.

In a simultaneous attack, they destroyed five terror launch pads and two facilities of the Pakistani army co-located with the launch pads.Simultaneously, the military was put on alert for places like the air forces bases in Jammu and Pathankot, where Pakistani terrorists carried out a deadly attack in January.

Though sources have refused to comment on how many terrorists were killed, they say that a terror launch pad usually has at least 10 terrorists waiting to infiltrate along with an equal number of guides and other assistants.

The weapons used by the para-commandos included the Swedish-designed Carl Gustav rocket launcher, a shoulder-fired rifle operated by a team of two soldiers each and powerful enough to take out tanks and hardened shelters.

The crucial "element of surprise" was complete, sources said, adding that Pakistan responded to the strike much after soldiers were back in in their bases.

The commandos had been instructed to "leave neither bodies nor buddies behind," said sources. They returned "before sunrise" and "with not one scratch", though a soldier had minor injuries after he stepped on a mine on the Indian side of the Line of Control.

An Indian solider, Chandu Babulal Chohan, now in Pakistani custody, was not part of the strikes and inadvertently crossed the border, the army said. Home Minister Rajnath Singh said "all attempts are being made" to ensure his release.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/for-...distract-pak-1468514?pfrom=home-lateststories

No matter how hard I try to believe, every other report is so full of confusions

For instance just the below few:

The crucial "element of surprise" was complete, sources said, adding that Pakistan responded to the strike much after soldiers were back in in their bases
>> We can assume they used guns with silencers, but I hope the Carl-Gustav Rocket launchers packed a bang loud enough to be heard/echoed multiple KMs around the impact site. And yet the Pakistani Army couldn't ascertain the attack site despite having a time window of 1-2 hours at least

.....though a soldier had minor injuries after he stepped on a mine on the Indian side of the Line of Control.
>> stepping on a mine gets you minor injuries? And they eluded mines on Pakistani sides only to step on one of their own. Remember it was a static mine not a floating one.

I fear coming days will make the story more murkier rather than any way clearer as is being hoped here in Pakistan

 

[noksss]

No matter how hard I try to believe, every other report is so full of confusions

For instance just the below few:

The crucial "element of surprise" was complete, sources said, adding that Pakistan responded to the strike much after soldiers were back in in their bases
>> We can assume they used guns with silencers, but I hope the Carl-Gustav Rocket launchers packed a bang loud enough to be heard/echoed multiple KMs around the impact site. And yet the Pakistani Army couldn't ascertain the attack site despite having a time window of 1-2 hours at least

.....though a soldier had minor injuries after he stepped on a mine on the Indian side of the Line of Control.
>> stepping on a mine gets you minor injuries? And they eluded mines on Pakistani sides only to step on one of their own. Remember it was a static mine not a floating one.

I fear coming days will make the story more murkier rather than any way clearer as is being hoped here in Pakistan

Dude trust your army they denied any surgical strikes and no one in this world can penetrate the defence created by PA and PAF even the Americans did a joint operation with you guys to kill Osama . So just trust what PA tells you and let Indians have a debate on this fake surgical strike