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Indian Army Requests Return of Mini UAV from Pakistan After It Accidentally Crosses Border Due to Technical Malfunction

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: August 23, 2024 17:33 IST

A Mini Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) of the Indian Army, while on a training mission well within Indian territory, ...

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A Mini Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) of the Indian Army, while on a training mission well within Indian territory, lost control due to a technical malfunction and drifted into the Nikial Sector of Pakistan opposite the Bhimber Gali Sector. According to media reports, Pakistani troops have recovered the UAV.

"At 9.25am, a Mini UAV on a training mission well within the Indian Territory lost control due to a technical malfunction and drifted into the Nikial Sector of Pakistan opposite our Bhimber Gali Sector. As per media inputs, Pak troops have recovered the same. A hotline message has been sent to the Pakistan Army to return the said UAV," said the Indian Army.

The Indian Army has promptly sent a hotline message to the Pakistan Army requesting the return of the recovered UAV. A similar incident occurred in March 2022, an accidental firing of a missile into Pakistan due to a technical glitch during routine maintenance. That incident prompted a strong protest from Pakistan and raised concerns about the safety mechanisms in place for military operations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

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