J-K: Joint Operation Recovers Huge Munitions Stash In North Kupwara
- The ammunition was hidden in two places in the bush with the right packaging, and some of it was also found in packages that had been sealed.
- The Amry and police have also started new operations to look for more ammunition stores or hiding places, the release said.
In a joint operation with the Jammu Kashmir Police, the Indian Army found a huge cache of weapons in the Haphruda forest in the North Kupwara district. The Indian Army told the press about this in a press statement.
According to the news release, and based on information from reliable sources, the Indian Army and J-K police carried out an operation on Thursday morning in the Haphruda forest in the North Kupwara area.
The operation led to the recovery of a huge stash of weapons, including 720 7.62 mm rounds (most likely from China), five RPG rounds, nine RPG booster tubes, and 10 UBGL grenades (most likely from Russia), according to a press statement.
The ammunition was hidden in two places in the bush with the right packaging, and some of it was also found in packages that had been sealed.
The Amry and police have also started new operations to look for more ammunition stores or hiding places, the release said.
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