India Rejects Pak Charge Of Involvement In Balochistan Attack That Targeted School Kids
Indian Army Strengthens LoC After Operation Sindoor | Leepa Valley | Kupwara | PoK | Pakistan
After 'Operation Sindoor,' Indian Army remains on high alert along the LOC, fully equipped with state-of-the-art weapons and surveillance systems. This heightened vigilance comes in response to any potential ceasefire violations or hostile acts from across the border. The 'Operation Sindoor' carried out with precision and efficiency, showcased the Indian Army's operational readiness and its commitment to protecting national sovereignty. In its aftermath, defense forces have further strengthened their positions with cutting-edge weapon systems, high-tech surveillance equipment drones. #operationsindoor #indianarmy #kupwara #lineofcontrol #loc #pojk #pok #leepavalley #jksecurity #borderdefense #militarypower #indiandefence #precisionstrikes #pahalgamattack #jammukashmir #pakistan #border #ceasefire #toibharat
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