Mar 8, 2021
India’s central counter-terrorism agencies concluded that an Iranian unit was behind a recent terror attack launched near the Israeli Embassy in Delhi.
By TPS
The bomb that went off outside the Israeli embassy in Delhi in late January was plotted and guided by Iran, Indian media outlets reported Monday.
The blast on January 29 caused no casualties and no harm was caused to the embassy’s building. The explosive charge caused damage to several cars on the street.
India’s central counterterrorism agencies’ investigations have led them to the conclusion that the Quds force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) foreign operations unit, was behind the terror attack.
Strongly repudiate any unsubstantiated allegations: Iran on blast near Israeli Embassy
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Sticky bombs in JK: Don t leave vehicles unattended!
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Srinagar, March 7
Suspecting that ‘sticky bombs’ may have entered the Valley, security forces are redrawing their standard operating procedures and also advising general public not to leave their vehicles unattended, officials said on Sunday.
In the middle of last month, the Jammu and Kashmir Police recovered an arms consignment consisting of an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) with an in-built magnet which could be placed on any vehicle and exploded with the help of a timer or a remote.
The magnetic IEDs, known as ‘sticky bombs’, have found their maximum use in war-ravaged Afghanistan where Taliban used them against US-led allied forces and in Iraq and Syria where IS terrorists have triggered them against the government forces.