India investigates 'terror' drone strike on Jammu air base
- 3 years ago
Indian security forces launched an investigation on Sunday into a drone strike which police said was a “terror attack” on the country's air force base in Kashmir.
Two explosive-laden drones hit and damaged the Indian Air Force (IAF) station in Jammu city on Sunday morning.
“The attack at the IAF station in Jammu is a terror attack,” Jammu and Kashmir Police Director-General Dilbag Singh told reporters, as India's counterterrorism agency started searching the site.
“Use of drones with payload in both the blasts at Jammu airfield suspected to drop the explosive material. The drones were operated from a site near the scene of the attack," he added.
Two explosive-laden drones hit and damaged the Indian Air Force (IAF) station in Jammu city on Sunday morning.
“The attack at the IAF station in Jammu is a terror attack,” Jammu and Kashmir Police Director-General Dilbag Singh told reporters, as India's counterterrorism agency started searching the site.
“Use of drones with payload in both the blasts at Jammu airfield suspected to drop the explosive material. The drones were operated from a site near the scene of the attack," he added.