New Delhi: India struck nine “terrorist camps” On Wednesday, May 7, in Pakistan, which he accused of serving as indoctrination centers, training and launch areas, two weeks after an attack on the Indian cashmere that the South Asian nation linked to its neighbor.
While fears showed that the military conflict between nuclear weapons rivals could increase more, Pakistan said that six locations had been affected in strikes and that none were militant camps.
Here is an overview of the locations that India “destroyed”.
Markaz Taiba camp
India says that the camp, 25 km from the de facto border, was the headquarters of the militant group Lashkar-E-Taiba (Let), which was linked to the attack on last month.
Ajmal Kasab, the only author of the 2008 attack on Mumbai to be captured alive, was also trained in the installation. More than 160 people were killed in the attack on the financial capital of India.
Markaz Subhan camp
The deepest target in Pakistan, about 100 km from the border, this camp was the headquarters of the Islamist group Jaish-e-Mohammad (Jem) and was used for recruitment, training and indoctrination, says India.
Camp Mehmoona Joya
India claims that the attacks planned and executed from this camp, a training center of the militant group Hijbul Mujahideen 12 km from the border, include a 2016 attack on an Indian air base that killed seven.
Gulpur camp
This camp was a basis for Let LET located 30 km from the border, says India, adding that a June attack targeting pilgrims in the Kashmir Poonchre region, which killed nine, was one of those executed by “terrorists” trained at the establishment.
Zaki-Ur-Rehman Lakhvi, the brain of Mumbai's 2008 attack, also frequented camp for “indoctrination and motivation speech”.
Camp on the series
India says that the authors of an attack in March who killed four police officers in Jammu-et-Cachemire in India were trained and launched from camp, 6 km inside Pakistan.
Abbas camp
This camp, located 13 km from the border, was the “nervous center” for the formation of suicide brucbers, says India.
Camp Belal Syedna
India says that this camp, a staging area for Jem, has been used to provide training for weapons and explosives and survival techniques for “terrorist activities” in Indian cashmere.
Sawai camp Nala
Located about 30 km from the de facto border, the camp was a key training center for let, says India.
Barnala camp
India affirms that this installation was used to form terrorists in the manipulation of weapons, the manufacture of improvised explosive devices and the jungle survival techniques.
