Multiple Drone Intrusion Attempts Reported Near Line Of Control In J&K

Months after Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army once again came into action after spotting multiple Pakistani drones in the Nowshera sector of Jammu and Kashmir near the Line of Control (LoC). Suspecting hostile activity, the Indian Army shot down one of the drones using machine guns.

Indian Army Shoots Down Drones Near LoC, Suspects Dropping of Firearms & Drugs

A video footage showing the bright tracer bullets doing rounds and lighting up the night sky, it recalled Operation Sindoor, last year.

According to the Indian Army, it was not one but multiple drones that they spotted. They even checked the area for suspected droppings of firearms and drugs.

Their suspicion was genuine because yesterday, a drone dropped a shipment of weapons in the Samba area. It came from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

Timeline of Drone Sightings

The multiple drones spotted had different timelines. At 6:35, it occurred in the Rajouri District.

According to officials, a flying object with a blinking light appeared from Dharmsal village in Kalakote and then headed towards Bharakh.

Another drone-like object with a blinking light hovered over Chak Babral village in Ramgarh sector of Samba at 7:15 PM.

One more drone was seen moving to Topa in the Mankote sector near the LoC in the Poonch district at 6:25 PM. It was said to move from Tain.

Drone Sightings Have Reduced After Operation Sindoor

The drone sightings in the LoC area in Jammu & Kashmir are not a new incident. There have been reports of Pakistani drones being shot down by India during Operation Sindoor.

After that, there was a sharp fall in drone activities. But again, five Pakistani drone intrusions have appeared in a single day today.

Why Pakistan Uses Drones?

The main objective behind Pakistan's use of drones is the dropping of armaments and drugs on Indian soil with the motive to support state-sponsored terror groups.

For more news updates, follow Flypped Side of News (English).