Army displays military prowess near LoC in Rajouri

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Updated At : 06:51 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

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Jammu, August 12

Army soldiers displayed tactics and weaponry, which are used in dealing with terrorists, in the remote regions of Nowshera and Sunderbani sector close to the Line of Control in Rajouri district before the media.

“The soldiers displayed an indomitable spirit as they tackled adversities with unwavering commitment and an assuring smile. Despite extreme weather conditions, isolation, and the constant demand for vigilance, these soldiers embody remarkable resilience,” an Army spokesperson said.

Technological advancements were also on display, such as the smart fence system that enhances border security and surveillance. “Newly introduced equipment, including quadcopters, advanced surveillance tools, weapons, and night vision sights, further reflect the Army’s drive to embrace innovation,’ the spokesperson said.

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