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Similar Operation are done by TTP in GHQ Rawalpindi ,Mehran
It don't Mean Pakistan army filled With traitors
SPJ Owned by these Militias Elbow pad to gun are all Military grade
Ok Don't Say indian forces are Not selling them these also
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Haters will say it was fake indian money recovered from Zarb e Azb
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Attack started at 0515 hr. The area hit was the administrative area where the FOL had been dumped and tankers with diesel were parked. The diesel was being filled into barrels earlier and the strength was high due to that in the adjacent area. The militants lobbed 17 grenades as per witnesses into the dump, which caught fire and quickly engulfed the tents and temporary habitats nearby wherein the troops who were assigned the duty of the fuel refilling were sleeping.
Since it was diesel it effectively acted as a air fuel bomb. 13 soldiers had no chance to escape and were charred instantaneously, 32 injured.
Maps recovered are marked in Pashtun language.
As per plan which was written in directives, they were to kill unarmed troops in barrack area, then hit the adjacent medical aid post and thence explode themselves in the officer's mess around the location. In the ensuing confusion, the militants got disoriented and headed into a barrack where one was killed by a 19 year old new recruit who was gunned down and is critically injured. The militants hid in barrack and put up resistance till 4 PARA SF cleared them up.
Hence the smoke as evident from pictures.
This is as I predicted, an inside job with information passed by some one who is working for army.
4 more died in hospital and hence total of 17 so far with few critically injured.
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Attack started at 0515 hr. The area hit was the administrative area where the FOL had been dumped and tankers with diesel were parked. The diesel was being filled into barrels earlier and the strength was high due to that in the adjacent area. The militants lobbed 17 grenades as per witnesses into the dump, which caught fire and quickly engulfed the tents and temporary habitats nearby wherein the troops who were assigned the duty of the fuel refilling were sleeping.
Since it was diesel it effectively acted as a air fuel bomb. 13 soldiers had no chance to escape and were charred instantaneously, 32 injured.
Maps recovered are marked in Pashtun language.
As per plan which was written in directives, they were to kill unarmed troops in barrack area, then hit the adjacent medical aid post and thence explode themselves in the officer's mess around the location. In the ensuing confusion, the militants got disoriented and headed into a barrack where one was killed by a 19 year old new recruit who was gunned down and is critically injured. The militants hid in barrack and put up resistance till 4 PARA SF cleared them up.
Hence the smoke as evident from pictures.
This is as I predicted, an inside job with information passed by some one who is working for army.
4 more died in hospital and hence total of 17 so far with few critically injured.
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http://www.firstpost.com/india/uri-...-strike-keep-media-jingoists-out-3009714.html
As provocations go, this is as big as it can get. The attack on the infantry battalion at Uri in Baramulla district, which claimed lives of 17 soldiers, stands out for its brazenness and in-your-face quality. “Yes, we have done it. We will do it again, and again. What can you do?” This, clearly, is the question and statement as well, from the perpetrators to the Indian authorities. Now, it’s for the government to respond. If the response is not adequate and proportionate to the damage caused, then it could end up with egg on its face.
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As provocations go, this is as big as it can get. The attack on the infantry battalion at Uri in Baramulla district, which claimed lives of 17 soldiers, stands out for its brazenness and in-your-face quality. “Yes, we have done it. We will do it again, and again. What can you do?” This, clearly, is the question and statement as well, from the perpetrators to the Indian authorities. Now, it’s for the government to respond. If the response is not adequate and proportionate to the damage caused, then it could end up with egg on its face.
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Too true sir.
Spending the ungodly amount of $40-50BN USD a year on "defence" almost seems like a sick joke around these times. Might as well call it a day, spend a 10th of this on the border forces, disband the rest and give the balance to educational scholarships for the brightest in India.
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India will intensify efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally, says Arun Jaitley after Uri attack
India will intensify efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally, says Arun Jaitley after Uri attack
PTI | Updated: Sep 18, 2016, 09.31 PM IST
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JALANDHAR: Asserting that those behind the attack on the Army base in Uri in Jammu & Kashmir will face the consequences, Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said India will intensify diplomatic efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally+ .
Holding Pakistan responsible for the attack+ , in which 17 armymen were killed+ and 19 injured, he said "since independence, Pakistan has not accepted Jammu & Kashmir as an integral part of India and this is the reason that terror attacks happen in the country with its support."
Jaitley described the terror strike as "a highly condemnable act of cowardice" and a "major challenge" for the forces.
"The perpetrators of the Uri terror attack will face consequences+ . Diplomatic efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally will be intensified," he said.
In a series of tweets on microblogging site, the Finance Minister said+ , "Perpetrators of Uri terror attack shall be punished. My thoughts & prayers are with families of our soldiers injured & martyred."
"Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland." he said in a tweet.
Earlier, he had said that security forces will have to work on their strategy to deal with 'fidayeen attacks' by terrorists which have emerged as a "major challenge".
"These are challenges to our security," the Finance Minister had said, condemningthe terrorist attack+ on a camp at Army's Brigade Headquarters in Uri town.
".. Pathankot and Uri (terror attacks) appear to indicate that these (fidayeen attacks) have restarted again. And I think this is a major challenge which I am sure our security forces will gear up to respond," Jaitley told reporters.
He said that in recent years there had been an increasing reliance "on activities like stone throwing agitations" which were instigated from across the border.
Heavily armed militants stormed a battalion headquarters of the Army in North Kashmir's Uri town in the wee hours today, killing 17 jawans and injuring 19 other personnel in the strike in which four ultras were neutralised.
In January, seven military personnel were killed when six terrorists attacked the Pathankot air base.
Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland.
— Arun Jaitley (@arunjaitley) September 18, 2016
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ley-after-Uri-attack/articleshow/54394810.cms
India will intensify efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally, says Arun Jaitley after Uri attack
PTI | Updated: Sep 18, 2016, 09.31 PM IST
HIGHLIGHTS
- Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland: Jaitley
- Security forces will have to work on their strategy to deal with 'fidayeen attacks' by terrorists which have emerged as a "major challenge"
JALANDHAR: Asserting that those behind the attack on the Army base in Uri in Jammu & Kashmir will face the consequences, Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said India will intensify diplomatic efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally+ .
Holding Pakistan responsible for the attack+ , in which 17 armymen were killed+ and 19 injured, he said "since independence, Pakistan has not accepted Jammu & Kashmir as an integral part of India and this is the reason that terror attacks happen in the country with its support."
Jaitley described the terror strike as "a highly condemnable act of cowardice" and a "major challenge" for the forces.
"The perpetrators of the Uri terror attack will face consequences+ . Diplomatic efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally will be intensified," he said.
In a series of tweets on microblogging site, the Finance Minister said+ , "Perpetrators of Uri terror attack shall be punished. My thoughts & prayers are with families of our soldiers injured & martyred."
"Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland." he said in a tweet.
Earlier, he had said that security forces will have to work on their strategy to deal with 'fidayeen attacks' by terrorists which have emerged as a "major challenge".
"These are challenges to our security," the Finance Minister had said, condemningthe terrorist attack+ on a camp at Army's Brigade Headquarters in Uri town.
".. Pathankot and Uri (terror attacks) appear to indicate that these (fidayeen attacks) have restarted again. And I think this is a major challenge which I am sure our security forces will gear up to respond," Jaitley told reporters.
He said that in recent years there had been an increasing reliance "on activities like stone throwing agitations" which were instigated from across the border.
Heavily armed militants stormed a battalion headquarters of the Army in North Kashmir's Uri town in the wee hours today, killing 17 jawans and injuring 19 other personnel in the strike in which four ultras were neutralised.
In January, seven military personnel were killed when six terrorists attacked the Pathankot air base.
Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland.
— Arun Jaitley (@arunjaitley) September 18, 2016
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ley-after-Uri-attack/articleshow/54394810.cms
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I Know this Its very Serious Matter Tomorrow I will go to Sena bhawan To find out what's cooking or its same attitude Like before
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I agree
their words and actions clearly show that India treat Kashmir and Kashmiris as an occupied territory and occupied people.
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And this is the problem, the WORST case scenario is that the government ends up with "Egg on its face". These so-called leaders are so far removed from danger that they care little for the costs their countrymen are paying for their incompetence.
17 soldiers are DEAD (with many more injured) but heaven forbid a poor politician figuratively end up with "egg on their face".
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India will intensify efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally, says Arun Jaitley after Uri attack
India will intensify efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally, says Arun Jaitley after Uri attack
PTI | Updated: Sep 18, 2016, 09.31 PM IST
HIGHLIGHTS
Uri terror attack. (TOI photo by Bilal Bahadur)
- Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland: Jaitley
- Security forces will have to work on their strategy to deal with 'fidayeen attacks' by terrorists which have emerged as a "major challenge"
JALANDHAR: Asserting that those behind the attack on the Army base in Uri in Jammu & Kashmir will face the consequences, Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said India will intensify diplomatic efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally+ .
Holding Pakistan responsible for the attack+ , in which 17 armymen were killed+ and 19 injured, he said "since independence, Pakistan has not accepted Jammu & Kashmir as an integral part of India and this is the reason that terror attacks happen in the country with its support."
Jaitley described the terror strike as "a highly condemnable act of cowardice" and a "major challenge" for the forces.
"The perpetrators of the Uri terror attack will face consequences+ . Diplomatic efforts to isolate Pakistan internationally will be intensified," he said.
In a series of tweets on microblogging site, the Finance Minister said+ , "Perpetrators of Uri terror attack shall be punished. My thoughts & prayers are with families of our soldiers injured & martyred."
"Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland." he said in a tweet.
Earlier, he had said that security forces will have to work on their strategy to deal with 'fidayeen attacks' by terrorists which have emerged as a "major challenge".
"These are challenges to our security," the Finance Minister had said, condemningthe terrorist attack+ on a camp at Army's Brigade Headquarters in Uri town.
".. Pathankot and Uri (terror attacks) appear to indicate that these (fidayeen attacks) have restarted again. And I think this is a major challenge which I am sure our security forces will gear up to respond," Jaitley told reporters.
He said that in recent years there had been an increasing reliance "on activities like stone throwing agitations" which were instigated from across the border.
Heavily armed militants stormed a battalion headquarters of the Army in North Kashmir's Uri town in the wee hours today, killing 17 jawans and injuring 19 other personnel in the strike in which four ultras were neutralised.
In January, seven military personnel were killed when six terrorists attacked the Pathankot air base.
Uri terror attack is a highly condemnable act of cowardice. Salute to our soldiers who gave supreme sacrifice to protect the motherland.
— Arun Jaitley (@arunjaitley) September 18, 2016
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ley-after-Uri-attack/articleshow/54394810.cms
Mr. Jaitley.. We don't give a damn about isolating Pakistan. Tell me what is our Government doing to avenge these deaths. What is the nature and quantum of punishment?
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we should prepare ourselves for retaliatory attacks on schools and mosques inside Pakistan. I think Modi's war mongering has caught up with Kashmiris.Two soldiers of the occupation forces have died
Kashmir: Two soldiers killed in Uri army camp attack
By IANS
Publish Date: 18-Sep-16 9:43 AM
Two soldiers were killed and several others injured when militants attacked an army camp in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri town on Sunday morning, said defence sources.
The sources said the six injured soldiers were airlifted from the border town to the army's base hospital in Srinagar city as heavy firing continued inside the camp which was attacked around 5.30 a.m. by fidayeen (suicide) militants.
"Gunmen attacked the rear base camp of an infantry battalion and not the headquarters of 12 Brigade in Uri today (Sunday) morning which is posted on the Line of Control (LoC)," the sources added.
In New Delhi, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is reported to have cancelled his visit to Russia and the US. He has called for a high-level meeting on Sunday to discuss the situation is Kashmir.
Kashmir: Two soldiers killed in Uri army camp attack
http://www.greaterkashmir.com
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@Irfan Baloch @waz Keep this jingoistic troll off this thread. From the get go, he is insinuating Pakistan in this attack without a shred of proof and spewing hate and racist crap about Killing Pakistani Innocents. Either thread ban him or delete his posts so to bring him back into his senses. These kind of people are the reason Samjhota attack are blamed on Pakistan
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The immediate plan is to strike the group responsible. It is useless to point fingers at any nation. An adversary will always work on your weakness, criticising the adversary is counter-productive as it gives you an incentive, nay an excuse to pass off your own shortfalls onto the other.
Having said that, the most pertinent issue is that there was a complete failure of command and control and SOPs were not followed.
Such attacks are expected when a unit is in process of induction/de-induction. The head taking incident of 2 Aug 2011, or Hemraj, all the while units were in transition. It is an utter failure of the concerned personnel in charge.
The re-look has to be from inside.
That a retaliation will come, surely and swiftly is a given. That much has been assured by the Corps Commander personally, something which was always done in secrecy, is being assured publicly for the first time by the armed forces. Such statements, have never been made by an Army Corps Commander previously.
Also, the Army Commander has told the government of J&K to get its act together and deal with the situation on ground emphasising no role of army in civil control. (@Joe Shearer @WAJsal)
The immediate plan is to strike the group responsible. It is useless to point fingers at any nation. An adversary will always work on your weakness, criticising the adversary is counter-productive as it gives you an incentive, nay an excuse to pass off your own shortfalls onto the other.
Having said that, the most pertinent issue is that there was a complete failure of command and control and SOPs were not followed.
Such attacks are expected when a unit is in process of induction/de-induction. The head taking incident of 2 Aug 2011, or Hemraj, all the while units were in transition. It is an utter failure of the concerned personnel in charge.
The re-look has to be from inside.
That a retaliation will come, surely and swiftly is a given. That much has been assured by the Corps Commander personally, something which was always done in secrecy, is being assured publicly for the first time by the armed forces. Such statements, have never been made by an Army Corps Commander previously.
Also, the Army Commander has told the government of J&K to get its act together and deal with the situation on ground emphasising no role of army in civil control. (@Joe Shearer @WAJsal)
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Pak journos blame India for Uri attack
"Indian Army is massacring Kashmiris; as you sow, so shall you reap," wrote Khwaja M Asif, the federal minister for water and power and defence of Pakistan govt
New Delhi, September 18: Just hours after the deadly surgical strike in north Kashmir located Uri town, the blame game has started once again with all the Indian authorities attacking Pakistan for the fidayeen attack and vice versa.
#UriAttack remained the top trend on Twitter for most of the Sunday with Indians expressing their rage against Pakistanis for the incident. Some Twitterati demanded action from Modi government while others asked PM to forget about the polite stand towards them.
At least 17 Indian soldiers were killed in the attack while several others were injured. It is being considered as one of the biggest surgical strikes in India in past 15 years. The injured have been admitted to the army base camp hospital in Srinagar and are under treatment.
Meanwhile, as the government and Indians microblogging website users began targeting Pakistan for Uri attacks, some Pakistanis countered back with their views and theories.
A senior investigation news reporter and editor of 'The News,' Ansar Abbasi said, "Uri Attack appears to have been planned to target Pakistan and divert world attention from India's atrocities in Occupied Kashmir." He went on to retweet more posts against India, mostly the ones that talked about the atrocities of Indian army in Kashmir.
https://twitter.com/TalatHussain12/status/777451648360783873?ref_src=twsrc^tfw
Meanwhile, Pakistan's foreign Office spokesperson, Nafees Zakaria told news agency Reuters, "India immediately puts blame on Pakistan without doing any investigation. We reject this."
http://www.indiasamvad.co.in/specia...ia-for-uri-attack-reminds-of-atrocities-16341
"Indian Army is massacring Kashmiris; as you sow, so shall you reap," wrote Khwaja M Asif, the federal minister for water and power and defence of Pakistan govt
New Delhi, September 18: Just hours after the deadly surgical strike in north Kashmir located Uri town, the blame game has started once again with all the Indian authorities attacking Pakistan for the fidayeen attack and vice versa.
#UriAttack remained the top trend on Twitter for most of the Sunday with Indians expressing their rage against Pakistanis for the incident. Some Twitterati demanded action from Modi government while others asked PM to forget about the polite stand towards them.
At least 17 Indian soldiers were killed in the attack while several others were injured. It is being considered as one of the biggest surgical strikes in India in past 15 years. The injured have been admitted to the army base camp hospital in Srinagar and are under treatment.
Meanwhile, as the government and Indians microblogging website users began targeting Pakistan for Uri attacks, some Pakistanis countered back with their views and theories.
A senior investigation news reporter and editor of 'The News,' Ansar Abbasi said, "Uri Attack appears to have been planned to target Pakistan and divert world attention from India's atrocities in Occupied Kashmir." He went on to retweet more posts against India, mostly the ones that talked about the atrocities of Indian army in Kashmir.
https://twitter.com/TalatHussain12/status/777451648360783873?ref_src=twsrc^tfw
Meanwhile, Pakistan's foreign Office spokesperson, Nafees Zakaria told news agency Reuters, "India immediately puts blame on Pakistan without doing any investigation. We reject this."
http://www.indiasamvad.co.in/specia...ia-for-uri-attack-reminds-of-atrocities-16341
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Indians openly advocate and threaten Pakistan with terrorism after these attacks.
note this attack is not on a place of worship or learning but an army camp which is legitimate since its a war of freedom for Kashmiris. some solace for those who lost their loved at the hands of Indian forces during protests.
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