India's target was wrong in Balakote: Australia
28 March 2019, 22:09 BDT
Tensions between India and Pakistan are being carried out in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir Balakot area. India has claimed that they have destroyed three militant structures, including the Jealous-e-Muhammad in Balakot, Pakistan's Line of Control (LAC). According to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), satellite imagery shows that Indian targetted buildings in Balakot area were not damaged in the attacks.
The day after the fire, the European Space satellite published pictures. It is seen in the image that the roof of the building was not damaged.
According to the ASPI report, a satellite image showed that few explosive bombs could damage some of the buildings.
According to the ASPI report, it is very clear that satellite images have failed, they fail to target targets.
The reason for not being able to hit the target is explained in the report. It is said that the spec 2000 bombs were not fixed to target. Because of this, they could not hit specific targets. These are mounted at 33 meters above specific targets.
Another explanation given in the report is that there is another reason why the target can not be hit, the French jet, Israeli weapons and US GPS are used for the attack. They are based in India's old information-based design.
Many leaders of India demanded that Balakot's attack caused major damage to Pakistan in several areas of militant group Jais-e-Muhammad. But the Indian air force did not confirm the casualties. They say all targets have been attacked.
Indian Air Force launched a series of attacks on Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, crossing the border at 3:30 pm on 26 February. India claims that Mirage killed 2000 to 1,000 kg of training center in the 21-minute attack in the training center of militant groups. Special bomb was destroyed by the Jish-e-Muhammad, Hezbollah Mujahideen and the Lashkar-e-Taiba Border. New Delhi claims that a major bastion of Pakistan-based militant jih-e-Muhammad was broken. Killed 300 militants
The latest crisis of the two countries started on February 14th. More than 40 people were killed in a suicide attack in the paramilitary CRPF paramilitary in India-controlled Kashmir. Pakistan-based militant group Zies-e-Muhammad claimed responsibility for the attack. After 12 days of this incident, India launched air strike in Balakot, Pakistan-controlled Kashmir on 26 February.
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