Tech-Driven Triumph: AI and Unmanned Vehicles Lead To Successful Anti-Terror Operation

In a significant anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Akhnoor, Indian security forces used AI and unmanned vehicles, resulting in the elimination of three terrorists. Despite the loss of Phantom, a brave Army dog, the operation showcased enhanced synergy between the Army and police, ensuring tactical excellence and coordination.

In a groundbreaking anti-terrorism effort in Jammu and Kashmir's Akhnoor, Indian security forces deployed artificial intelligence and an unmanned vehicle, resulting in a swift victory that neutralized three terrorists. The operation, which integrated cutting-edge technology, underscored the importance of modern warfare strategies to achieve decisive results in challenging terrains.

Major General Sameer Shrivastava of the 10 Infantry Division explained the use of specialized vehicles to navigate the area's rugged 30-degree gradients and dense forest. The operation saw comprehensive collaboration between the Army and police forces, bolstered by strategic meetings with Jammu and Kashmir LG Manoj Sinha to enhance inter-agency coordination.

The operation was a testament to simulation-driven military tactics as Jammu Senior Superintendent of Police Joginder Singh detailed forces' rapid response to terrorists opening fire on an Army ambulance. The mission was part of Operation Asan, an initiative that followed an attack on an Army convoy. Despite the loss of Phantom, the courageous Army dog whose sacrifice saved lives, the forces praised his heroism and dedication.

(With inputs from agencies.)