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The Indian Army "forged thunderstorms" at 11,500 feet near the Zojila Pass to stay battle-ready as the harsh winter set in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

Nevada State Police has identified the victim driver in a fatal crash that happened Saturday at the intersection of US-50 and College Parkway in Carson City. The driver suspected of causing the crash was booked for suspicion of felony DUI causing death.

Lt Gen. Dwivedi’s assertion came amidst army claims that two Pakistani militants killed in Rajouri during a two-day gunfight were highly trained and were possibly trained in Afghanistan and Pakistan

The statement came after forces killed a top LeT commander and his associate in Rajouri district on Thursday. | Latest News India

Domino guided the security forces to the hideout of terrorists despite being was injured in a gunfight. - Indian Army Dog Domino Awarded Northern Army Commendation Card For Tracing Terrorist Hideout

Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Northern Command, revealed that some terrorists who crossed into India from across the border are retired Pakistani soldiers. Speaking after paying tribute to five soldiers killed in a Rajouri firefight, Lt Gen Dwivedi stated that two dreaded terrorists were eliminated in the encounter, dealing a blow to the terror ecosystem and Pakistan.

The Indian Army located a hideout in the forests of Rajouri district used by terrorists in the recent encounter where five army personnel lost their lives. The army shared images of the "small cave," emphasizing the difficulty in detecting and breaching such hideouts. Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi revealed that some terrorists who crossed into India were retired Pakistani soldiers, possibly trained in various countries including Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Northern Command, on Friday said some of the terrorists who had crossed over into India from across the border were retired Pakistani soldiers. Rajouri Encounter: Indian Army Shares Pictures of Jammu and Kashmir Forest Hideout Used by Terrorists.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Northern Command, on Friday said some of the terrorists who have crossed over into India from across the border are retired Pakistani soldiers. India News | Some Terrorists, Who Crossed Over, Are Retired Pakistani Soldiers: Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Upendra Dwivedi.

Speaking to media-persons after paying his last tributes to five soldiers, including two Army captains, who lost their lives in the Rajouri firefight, Lt Gen Dwivedi said, While we lost five of our brave soldiers in the encounter, we also eliminated two dreaded terrorists. Our boys went after the well-trained and equipped foreign terrorists without giving any thought to their personal safety. This (taking out the dreaded terrorists) has dealt a major blow to the terror ecosystem and Pakistan. As...