Indian Army's assault Dog ''Zoom'' succumbed to injuries at a military hospital in Srinagar. Zoom was injured in the Kokernag encounter with three bullet injuries. Terrorists shot at him, and he was hit with two bullets in his face and one in his leg.&nbsp;

An Indian army official said that Zoom, who was under treatment at the veterinary hospital, died around 12 noon on Thursday.

The official said that Zoom was showing improvement and responding well to the treatment, however, he suddenly started gasping and soon collapsed. He was operated upon the day he was shot during the encounter.&nbsp;

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The assault dog was given a task to clear the house where the terrorists were hiding. The encounter took place on October 10 in the Kokernag area of Anantnag district in South Kashmir.&nbsp;

“The dog went inside the house and attacked the militants. During the operation, it was shot at&nbsp;and sustained critical injuries,”&nbsp;said an Indian Army official.&nbsp;

Zoom,&nbsp;a Malinois or Belgian Shepherd, was born in September 2020. He joined the Army’s 28 Army Dog Unit (ADU) in February 2022 and was in service for eight months.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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Indian Army's assault Dog ''Zoom'' succumbed to injuries at a military hospital in Srinagar. Zoom was injured in the Kokernag encounter with three bullet injuries.

Indian Army's assault Dog ''Zoom'' succumbed to injuries at a military hospital in Srinagar. Zoom was injured in the Kokernag encounter with three bullet injuries. Terrorists shot at him, and he was hit with two bullets in his face and one in his leg. An Indian army official said that Zoom, who was under treatment at the veterinary hospital, died around 12 noon on Thursday. The official said that Zoom was showing improvement and responding well to the treatment, however, he suddenly started gasping and soon collapsed. He was operated upon the day he was shot during the encounter. Also read | Army dog kept fighting terrorists in Kashmir despite receiving two bullet injuries The assault dog was given a task to clear the house where the terrorists were hiding. The encounter took place on October 10 in the Kokernag area of Anantnag district in South Kashmir. “The dog went inside the house and attacked the militants. During the operation, it was shot at and sustained critical injuries,” said an Indian Army official. Zoom, a Malinois or Belgian Shepherd, was born in September 2020. He joined the Army’s 28 Army Dog Unit (ADU) in February 2022 and was in service for eight months. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Indian Army’s assault dog 'Zoom' succumbs to gunshot injuries sustained in terror operation

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have killed 42 terrorists in the last three&nbsp;months in the Kashmir Valley said DGP of JK Police Dilbagh Singh.

In the year 2021, the Jammu and Kashmir Police killed 32 foreign terrorists, mostly Pakistanis.&nbsp;

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The DGP was attending the wreath-laying ceremony for the CRPF Soldier killed yesterday in an attack in Srinagar. The Police called the last three months very successful in terms of bringing the terrorist numbers down in the Valley.&nbsp;

''In the past three months we have killed 42 terrorists and we are also acting against a lot of OGWs. 32 foreign terrorists were killed in 2021 who had come from Pakistan. This year also we have managed to kill a good number of foreign terrorists,'' said Dilbagh Singh, DGP JK Police.&nbsp;

In the last two days, 4 attacks have taken place in the Kashmir Valley. Two were on the non-locals and one on a Kashmiri Pandit. The police called it the frustration of the terrorists.&nbsp;

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“Everyone including civil society condemned these attacks. We also condemn these attacks, and we will take necessary action in these incidents,'' said Dilbagh Singh, DGP JK Police.&nbsp;

The valley is witnessing an increase in violence-related incidents. In the past, the month of Ramadan used to be peaceful with the lowest violence-related incidents. The civil society of Kashmir Valley has condemned these attacks on non-locals.&nbsp;

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have killed 42 terrorists in the last three months in the Kashmir Valley said DGP of JK Police Dilbagh Singh. In the year 2021, the Jammu and Kashmir Police killed 32 foreign terrorists, mostly Pakistanis.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have killed 42 terrorists in the last three months in the Kashmir Valley said DGP of JK Police Dilbagh Singh. In the year 2021, the Jammu and Kashmir Police killed 32 foreign terrorists, mostly Pakistanis. Also read | Kashmiri Pandit shot at by terrorists in fourth terror attack in J&K The DGP was attending the wreath-laying ceremony for the CRPF Soldier killed yesterday in an attack in Srinagar. The Police called the last three months very successful in terms of bringing the terrorist numbers down in the Valley. ''In the past three months we have killed 42 terrorists and we are also acting against a lot of OGWs. 32 foreign terrorists were killed in 2021 who had come from Pakistan. This year also we have managed to kill a good number of foreign terrorists,'' said Dilbagh Singh, DGP JK Police. In the last two days, 4 attacks have taken place in the Kashmir Valley. Two were on the non-locals and one on a Kashmiri Pandit. The police called it the frustration of the terrorists. Also read | India buys Russian sunflower oil at a record high price amid a global shortage “Everyone including civil society condemned these attacks. We also condemn these attacks, and we will take necessary action in these incidents,'' said Dilbagh Singh, DGP JK Police. The valley is witnessing an increase in violence-related incidents. In the past, the month of Ramadan used to be peaceful with the lowest violence-related incidents. The civil society of Kashmir Valley has condemned these attacks on non-locals.

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Indian Army’s assault dog 'Zoom' succumbs to gunshot injuries sustained in terror operation

In Jammu & Kashmir, 42 terrorists killed in last three months: DGP Police