Kathua Attack: Terrorist Group 'Kashmir Tigers' Claims Responsibility | ABP News

Five soldiers were killed in a terrorist attack on an Indian Army vehicle in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir, on Monday (July 8). The responsibility for the Kathua terror attack has been claimed by a terrorist organization named Kashmir Tigers. In a statement, the organization said that the terrorists involved in the attack used M4 assault rifles, grenades, and other weapons.

The organization also mentioned plans to carry out more attacks in the coming days. Kashmir Tigers claimed the attack was in retaliation for the death of three terrorists killed in Doda on June 26. In Kathua district, terrorists opened fire on an army vehicle and attacked it with grenades. In this attack, five soldiers were martyred and five others were injured.