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New Delhi, India, March 4 (ANI) Just before Indian Air Force jet planes reach the terrorist camp Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) In Balakot on February 26, a technical surveillance conducted by the Indian intelligence services had detected 300 mobile phones operating in the institution, clearly indicating the total number of detainees hosted on the spot, sources said Monday
The National Organization for Technical Research (NTRO) had begun monitoring the establishment after the Indian Air Force (IAF) had been informed permission to target the camp in the Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, sources said.
On February 26, 12 Mirage 2000 jet planes penetrated deep into Pakistan's airspace and threw 1,000 kg bombs of Spice 2000 at Balakot camp, which was home to terrorists. , including commanders and ammunition depot.
"During technical monitoring, it appeared that there were about 300 cell phones with active signal power inside the installation in the days leading up to it. to the strike. The facilities were destroyed by IAF fighters, "added sources who wished to remain anonymous because of their direct involvement in operational affairs.
The sources add that other Indian intelligence services also corroborated NTRO's badessment of active targets by contributions from a similar number of Jaish agents in the Balkot facility.
No official number of terrorists killed during the strike was announced by the government.
However, the IAF chief, BS Dhanoa, confirmed Monday at a press conference in Coimbatore that the target had been destroyed by Indian fighter planes and the government would release these exact figures .
Key government leaders approved air strikes at Jaish training camp after the Pakistan-based terrorist base led the deadliest suicide bombing in Kashmir when a CRPF convoy to Pulwama On February 14, Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale told the media that IAF fighters had attacked the largest militia camp of JeM in Balakot. and "a large number of terrorists, coaches and high-ranking commanders were eliminated"
During an intelligence-led operation, Indian fighter jets were struck at Jaish fa airport. Gokhale said the attacks were labeled "pre-preventative" against terrorists planning new attacks in India. (ANI)
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