Not only Indian soldiers, army dogs are also brave, even after two bullets, ‘Zoom’ did not leave the terrorists

In Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag district, security forces received information about the presence of terrorists in Tangpawa area of ​​South Kashmir district late on Sunday night following which the operation was launched. An Indian Army dog ​​’Zoom’ was seriously injured on Monday during an encounter between the security personnel who went to nab the terrorists and the terrorists.

Zoom came to find terrorists

According to the information received in the case, in this search operation started by the security forces to nab the terrorists in Anantnag district, the army had also brought down its combat soldier Zoom. In this search, the task of vacating the house where the terrorists were hiding was entrusted to Zoom. While carrying out his work, Zoom went inside the house and attacked the terrorists. During this operation, he was seriously injured when Zoom was shot twice.

Terrorists shot still the work completed

Let us tell you that Zoom has been a part of many active campaigns even before this. Regarding this operation, the officials said that ‘Zoom’ after identifying them attacked the terrorists during which it also got two bullets. However, even after being hit by bullets, Zoom continued to fight and completed its task, resulting in the elimination of two terrorists. Officials said that this brave dog has been admitted to the Army Veterinary Hospital for treatment. In this encounter, two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists were killed, although two soldiers were also injured.

The army has shared a video of the training of its brave dog. By watching the training video, you can guess that no terrorist in the world can escape from Zoom.

Army has more such brave dogs

It is worth noting that apart from Zoom, other army dog ​​Axel also clashed with terrorists on 30 July this year. Axl was martyred after showing his bravery. He was posthumously awarded the gallantry award on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of independence. The Indian Army has a large army of dogs. He has different breeds of dogs in his units. These include Labradors, German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois and Great Mountain Swiss Dogs. These dogs have different duties. These include guard duty, patrolling, sniffing explosives, sniffing drugs and other banned items, etc.