Indian Army Dog Zoom | Army’s brave dog ‘Zoom’ kept fighting with terrorists even after getting 2 bullets, Indian Army shared the video. Navabharat
Jammu Kashmir : Indian Army’s brave dog ‘Zoom’ has been seriously injured while fighting terrorists. The brave soldier Zoom continued his work despite serious injuries, which resulted in the killing of two terrorists. Let us tell you that Zoom has been trained to detect and eliminate terrorists. Like every time, Zoom did its job bravely this time too.
Indian Army shared the video of bravery
In the video you can see the bravery of Zoom, how Zoom helps the army in attacking and killing terrorists. By sharing the video, the army wished him a speedy recovery.
We wish Army assault dog ‘Zoom’ a speedy recovery. #kashmir@adgpi@NorthernComd_IA pic.twitter.com/i1zJl0C2Gw
— Chinar Corps🍁 – Indian Army (@ChinarcorpsIA) October 10, 2022
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According to the information given by the Indian Army on Twitter, the area was cordoned off and contact was established in the Jt op launched by the Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police. After which the shelling started and 2 terrorists were killed in this. Two soldiers and an army dog were injured in the exchange of fire. The soldiers were airlifted to 92 BH and their condition is stable. Also he told that stores like 02xAK rifles and Yudh have been recovered.
How did ‘Zoom’ get injured?
According to officials, Zoom identified the terrorists and “attacked them during the operation”. During the encounter with the terrorists, ‘Zoom’ got two bullets and was seriously injured. Now Zoom is undergoing treatment at the Army Veterinary Hospital in Srinagar.
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