Indian Army Neutralizes Terrorists in Akhnoor, Honoring Fallen Dog Phantom

In a 27-hour operation, security forces in Jammu and Kashmir eliminated three terrorists following an attack on an army convoy, with Army dog Phantom making the ultimate sacrifice.

Three terrorists, linked to Jaish-e-Mohammad, were killed following an attack on an army convoy near the Line of Control in Akhnoor.
The operation involved special forces, NSG commandos, and advanced technology, including BMP-II combat vehicles and drones.
Phantom, a four-year-old Belgian Malinois army dog, died after drawing enemy fire, saving many lives in the process.
The assault began when terrorists fired at an army ambulance, leading to an intense 27-hour gunfight.
This encounter is part of a recent surge in terrorist activities in Kashmir, with seven attacks in two weeks resulting in 13 fatalities.