Indian military command decided on the final number of terrorists killed in the bombing of a training camp in Balakot. At the request of New Delhi, in this camp were training militants group "Jaish-e-Mohammad", who previously carried out a terrorist attack against Indian police.
Initially, the Indian media announced the destruction of “300 or 400 terrorists ", now the press service of the country's Air Force uses the streamlined wording "more than 200".
At the same time announced, that Indian intelligence, a few days before the Balakot air strike, revealed the presence of 263 militants, as well as the presence of Pakistani military personnel. So, stated, that among others there were 18 field commanders, and "they were all destroyed".
In the Indian media, referring to the country's Air Force command, it is said that, that during the bombing of the militant training camp, four members of the Pakistani armed forces were killed. However, no evidence of this statement is provided..
In Pakistan itself, previously noted, that there are no terrorists on the territory, designated India, did not have, and that Indian Air Force bombs fell in wooded areas. Satellite images were also demonstrated, where the Balakot infrastructure is shown intact.
In India, this was answered by, that the SPICE-2000 bombs used in the raid “do not necessarily destroy buildings completely, they amaze then, what's inside ". Further, it was announced that the Indian Air Force had its own images of the results of the bombing., however, these images have not yet been released.
Indian media report, that Pakistani intelligence services "jammed" mobile communications and the Internet in the Balakot region with the aim of, that "local residents were unable to publish pictures of the destruction and dead militants and military personnel on the Web".
From a newspaper publication Financial Express:
The bodies were buried in the Kunhar River. they, who survived the attack, were taken to the border of Waziristan and Afghanistan.
