There is recent attack on Indian army in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, which resulted in the death of five Army soldiers, involved the use of sticky bombs and steel bullets. Sticky bombs are explosive devices that can be attached to vehicles and detonated remotely or through a timer. The investigative team reportedly collected various samples from the scene, including 36 rounds of bullets that were fired at the Army truck, as well as two grenade pins that were recovered from the vehicle. In addition, statements were taken from three paramedics who assisted in evacuating a soldier from the area.
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| Exploring Bombs and Steel Bullets in Military and Terrorist Operations |
What are Steel Bullets?
Steel bullets are bullets or ammunition that use a steel core instead of lead or other materials. The steel core provides improved penetration and can be effective against hard targets like armor plating or thick barriers. Steel bullets are commonly used in military and law enforcement applications, as well as for hunting and target shooting. Guns that fire steel bullets are generally designed to handle the increased pressure and velocity generated by the steel core. The most common types of firearms that use steel bullets are rifles and handguns, including assault rifles and machine guns. Some shotguns can also be used with steel bullets, but they require special chokes to prevent damage to the barrel. When firing steel bullets, it is important to use the correct type of firearm and ammunition. Using steel bullets in a firearm designed for lead bullets can cause damage to the barrel and other parts of the gun. It is also important to use proper safety precautions when handling firearms and ammunition, including wearing eye and ear protection and following all manufacturer instructions and guidelines.
What are Sticky Bombs?
A sticky bomb is an explosive device that can be attached to a target, such as a vehicle, building, or person, using a sticky adhesive. It is typically made up of an explosive charge, a detonator, and a sticky substance that attaches the bomb to the target. Sticky bombs are often used in military and terrorist operations as a way to target specific vehicles or individuals. They can be attached to a target covertly, allowing the attacker to remain hidden and detonate the bomb remotely when the target is in a vulnerable position. In recent years, there have been reports of sticky bombs being used in several countries, including Afghanistan, Iraq, and India, among others. Due to their destructive potential and ease of use, sticky bombs are considered a significant threat to public safety and are heavily regulated in many countries.
