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Jammu: Link between LeT and drone strike discovered; drone powered by long range batteries
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June 29, 2021
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2:41Now PlayingThe role of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) in the drone strike at a Jammu air force station early on Sunday has been established in preliminary investigations done by security services and the Jammu & Kashmir Police. While security agencies and the J&K Police Department have remained tight-lipped about the drone attack, the sources quoted above said the Pakistan-based terror group planned to use one drone to target the facility's air traffic control (ATC) tower, while the other was aimed at either a parked Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter or the radar. The two IEDs, each weighing roughly 5-6kg and containing RDX as the primary explosive, were dropped 50 yards apart.
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