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Five drones were reportedly spotted on Thursday night in Jammu and Kashmir near vital army installations. Sources said that one drone was spotted in Samba district at around 8.15pm, following which multiple rounds were fired at it. Another drone was seen at around 8.05pm at Pansar in Kathua district.
Drones were also suspected to have been spotted at three other locations in Jammu &mdash; Amphala area, Kharian in Miran Sahib and Satwari, sources told News18.
This comes days after a drone blast at Jammu Air Force station, which injured two Indian Air Force personnel. The National Investigation Agency is currently investigating case. It has been suspected that the drones came from across the border.
Following the Jammu air base attack, the Centre had given the go-ahead to procure anti-drone technology. Border Security Force (BSF) and Central Industry Security Force (CISF) have been tasked with procuring the anti-drone systems.

Multiple drones spotted in J&K near vital Army installation; several rounds fired

Reports say multiple drones spotted near key military installations in Jammu and Kashmir, several&nbsp;rounds were fired at them

Multiple drones spotted in J&K near vital Army installation: reports

Five drones spotted on Thursday night in J&amp;K&nbsp;near army installations: report
Reports: one drone spotted in Samba district, which was fired at by forces
Another drone was seen 8.05pm at Pansar in Kathua district: reports
Drones also suspected at 3 areas in Jammu: Amphala,&nbsp;Kharian and Satwari
Drones spotted days after attack on IAF&nbsp;base, which injured 2 personnel
The Centre has given BSF&nbsp;and the&nbsp;CISF&nbsp;to procure anti-drone technology

Drones were spotted at Samba, Kathua, Amphala, Kharian and Satwari areas in Jammu, sources said.

Five drones were reportedly spotted on Thursday night in Jammu and Kashmir near vital army installations. Sources said that one drone was spotted in Samba district at around 8.15pm, following which multiple rounds were fired at it. Another drone was seen at around 8.05pm at Pansar in Kathua district.
Drones were also suspected to have been spotted at three other locations in Jammu &mdash; Amphala area, Kharian in Miran Sahib and Satwari, sources told News18.
This comes days after a drone blast at Jammu Air Force station, which injured two Indian Air Force personnel. The National Investigation Agency is currently investigating case. It has been suspected that the drones came from across the border.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/air-force-station-attack-why-drones-are-the-new-terror-weapon-amid-rise-in-militancy-in-jammu-1624901612535" target="_blank">Air Force Station attack: why drones are the new terror weapon amid rise in militancy in Jammu&nbsp;</a>
Following the Jammu air base attack, the Centre had given the go-ahead to procure anti-drone technology. Border Security Force (BSF) and Central Industry Security Force (CISF) have been tasked with procuring the anti-drone systems.

A drone attack on the Indian Air Force base in Jammu has suddenly thrown into spotlight why this miniature piece of tech can be very dangerous in the wrong hands. Why are terror outfits using drones? What challenges does this pose for intelligence agencies? Is India ready to intercept and thwart drone attacks by terrorists?
On NewsGuru this week, Vikram Chandra chats with Lt Gen D S Hooda, Former Northern Army Commander, Radha Kumar, Writer and political analyst and former Kashmir interlocutor, and Manoj Joshi, Distinguished Fellow, ORF, and Ahmed - Waleed Kakar, Founder &amp; Editor in Chief, The Afghan Eye,&nbsp;on the impact that this drone attack can have on the India-Pakistan peace talks?

Will the drone attack on IAF base derail peace talks with Pakistan?

A drone attack on the Indian Air Force base in Jammu has suddenly thrown into spotlight why this miniature piece of tech can be very dangerous in the wrong hands. Why are terror outfits using drones? What challenges does this pose for intelligence agencies? Is India ready to intercept and thwart drone attacks by terrorists?
On NewsGuru this week, Vikram Chandra chats with Lt Gen D S Hooda, Former Northern Army Commander, Radha Kumar, Writer and political analyst and former Kashmir interlocutor, and Manoj Joshi, Distinguished Fellow, ORF, and Ahmed - Waleed Kakar, Founder &amp; Editor in Chief, The Afghan Eye,&nbsp;on the impact that this drone attack can have on the India-Pakistan peace talks?
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NewsGuru | Will the drone attack on IAF base derail peace talks with Pakistan?

A drone attack on the Indian Air Force base in Jammu has suddenly thrown into spotlight why this miniature piece of tech can be very dangerous in the wrong hands. Why are terror outfits using drones? What challenges does this pose for intelligence agencies? Is India ready to intercept and thwart drone attacks by terrorists?
 On NewsGuru this week, Vikram Chandra chats with Lt Gen D S Hooda, Former Northern Army Commander, Radha Kumar, Writer and political analyst and former Kashmir interlocutor, and Manoj Joshi, Distinguished Fellow, ORF, and Ahmed - Waleed Kakar, Founder &amp; Editor in Chief, The Afghan Eye,&nbsp;on the impact that this drone attack can have on the India-Pakistan peace talks?

A drone attack on the Indian Air Force base in Jammu has suddenly thrown into spotlight why this miniature piece of tech can be very dangerous in the wrong hands. Why are terror outfits using drones?

Amid concerns over terrorists using drones after the attack on Air Force station in Jammu, India has reportedly zeroed in on the system and technology to tackle "rogue drones".
Reports said that soon a comprehensive policy will be rolled out to avoid the Jammu like attack where two drones were used to drop payload on the IAF station.
Strategy to counter drone attacks was discussed at a high-level meeting attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and NSA Ajit Doval on Monday.
Reports said that the system against drone attacks will consist of radio frequency detectors, electro-optical and infrared cameras, and radars.
The BSF is in the process of acquiring a ground-based standalone platform capable of detecting lone, suspicious flying objects or groups of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and reacting quickly, reports said.

Jammu Air Force station attack: India to get tech to take on drones 

Amid concerns over terrorists using drones after the attack on Air Force station in Jammu, India has reportedly zeroed in on the system and technology to tackle "rogue drones".

Air Force station attack: India to get tech to take on drones 

Air Force station attack:&nbsp;India to get tech to take on drones&nbsp;
Anti-drones strategy discussed at PM's&nbsp;meet with Shah, Doval
Policy to tackle 'rogue drones' to be rolled out soon: reports
Air Force base first of its kind using drones to drop bombs
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Amid concerns over terrorists using drones after the Jammu Air Force station&nbsp;attack, India is set to acquire technology to tackle drones&nbsp;

Amid concerns over terrorists using drones after the attack on Air Force station in Jammu, India has reportedly zeroed in on the system and technology to tackle "rogue drones".
Reports said that soon a comprehensive policy will be rolled out to avoid the Jammu like attack where two drones were used to drop payload on the IAF station.
Strategy to counter drone attacks was discussed at a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/amid-security-concerns-pm-holds-meeting-with-amit-shah-rajnath-singh-nsa-ajit-doval-1624969909412" target="_blank">high-level meeting attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi</a>, Home Minister Amit Shah and NSA Ajit Doval on Monday.
Reports said that the system against drone attacks will consist of radio frequency detectors, electro-optical and infrared cameras, and radars.
The BSF is in the process of acquiring a ground-based standalone platform capable of detecting lone, suspicious flying objects or groups of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and reacting quickly, reports said.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/air-force-station-attack-why-drones-are-the-new-terror-weapon-amid-rise-in-militancy-in-jammu-1624901612535" target="_blank">Also See: Jammu&nbsp;drone attack: Why drones are new terror weapon?</a>

An FIR by the Jammu Police, on the attack on the Jammu Air Base, reportedly shows that IAF personnel believe the target were the parked choppers. An exclusive report by CNN-News18, quoting the FIR, the complaint given by Junior Warrant Officer Darshan Singh to Jammu police, says, the act has been done in the highly secured area to challenge the security and damage the national aerial assets by some anti-national elements.
Elaborating the sequence of events leading up to the blast, the FIR says that at 1:37 am on June 27, a blast occurred inside the premises of Air Force station Satwari campus. After about six minutes, one more blast was conducted &ldquo;by the unknown drone as part of a well-planned conspiracy."
Investigators are conducting a technical probe to study the internet band mobile usage pattern around Jammu airport. This, investigators said, could provide leads, especially if the drone relied was meant to transmit live pictures to the handlers.

FIR: Drone attack at Jammu Air Base was well-planned, choppers were targets

Drone attack at Jammu Air Base was well-planned, Mi-17 choppers were likely Targets, says IAF in FIR, exclusive report by News18 &nbsp;

An FIR by the Jammu Police, on the attack on the Jammu Air Base, reportedly shows that IAF personnel believe the target were the parked choppers. An exclusive report by CNN-News18, quoting the FIR, the complaint given by Junior Warrant Officer Darshan Singh to Jammu police, says, the act has been done in the highly secured area to challenge the security and damage the national aerial assets by some anti-national elements.
Elaborating the sequence of events leading up to the blast, the FIR says that at 1:37 am on June 27, a blast occurred inside the premises of Air Force station Satwari campus. After about six minutes, one more blast was conducted &ldquo;by the unknown drone as part of a well-planned conspiracy."
Investigators are conducting a technical probe to study the internet band mobile usage pattern around Jammu airport. This, investigators said, could provide leads, especially if the drone relied was meant to transmit live pictures to the handlers.

Were Mi-17 helicopters parked in the the Jammu Air Base, targets of the drone attack? IAF's assessment seems to suggest so.

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