It's not really a ground-braking tactic and quite common in hostage rescue.
They knew they couldn't do much to the APC, and they really weren't there to fight the Commandos but rather kill foreigners.
Couldn't as there were hostages and they would have started shooting at them. The mission was carried at a time, where the terrorists would suffer from exhaustion and sleep derivation and wouldn't be able to make quick judgement. If it was carried out earlier, more people would have probably died.If they only could have done it at the first hours,we might have spared some innocent lives.
i noticed that our army comandos operation and tackticks are quiet same as russian army sprtnaz.It was actually very clever. APC 's entered the premises breaking through the fence, creating a good diversion for the commandos to enter the premises through the sidewalk.
Bastards thought the commandos will come out of the "Big thing" , their mind were instantly occupied by the diversion.Started firing at it, like the bunch of mofos they are.
Commandos entered through the sidewalk,from their initial positions,took position and ready to enter the building,deployed smoke bombs,entered the building and then few controlled burst of sub machine gun.Probably wiping out the bloody bastards.
If they only could have done it at the first hours,we might have spared some more innocent lives.
When a tactic has been practised too often, I don't think it falls into the clever part. I was hoping they would fit the APC with tear canisters and release them right after they crashed the APC onto the wall. But it definitely was a mission to kill the terrorists and rescue wasn't the first priority, for which they seemed to take it a bit slow. They probably knew what happened inside.
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they slit throats of many so how does it count for collateral damage ?how other Indians were left alive then? they could have killed them also why just one Indian national?
