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外媒探访印度空袭目标营地 建筑物和松树都完好无损
外媒探访印度空袭目标营地 建筑物和松树都完好无损
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等你等到我心碎！巴基斯坦正式将被俘飞行员移交印度1/11
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当地时间2019年3月1日晚，印巴边境瓦加口岸，被巴基斯坦军队俘虏的印度空军飞行员阿比南德中校正式被释放，并在瓦加口岸被移交给印度方面，印度军方在口岸列队等待，做好最后的安全检查部署。
[环球网军事报道]路透社在巴基斯坦的记者团队，在9天之内三次试图爬上印度战机2月26日轰炸的山头，以便探查卫星照片中山脊上的空袭目标营地情况，均被巴方警卫阻止。但是《印度时报》披露，路透社记者在100米外看到了其中一栋建筑。现场实拍照片显示该建筑被一些“未受损”的松树包围着，建筑物本身也没有任何损坏或者人为活动的迹象。
事实上，路透社不仅派出记者到现场实地调查，还找到了分辨率高达72厘米的高分观测卫星照片（这可能是目前关于印度空袭目标最清晰的卫星影像），这些目前最权威，也最全面的信息，客观展示了印度空军兴师动众轰炸的成果。
而对于路透社记者现场调查发现的情况，以及被阻止的问题，被印度官方解释为：巴基斯坦“隐藏了很多东西”……
RT报道截图。图片中是路透社记者拍到的印度空袭后的目标建筑物之一，完好无损，包括松树。
俄媒RT网站3月9日披露，路透社团队在九天内第三次爬上一座小山，尝试前往印度空袭地点附近的、被印度认定是恐怖组织Jaish-e-Muhammed（JeM ）的营地（也就是印度空袭的目标）。那里也被认为是JeM经营的一个宗教学校。但是巴基斯坦警卫以“安全问题”为由阻止了他们进入学校周边地区的每一次尝试。RT在报道中还公布了路透社记者拍摄的两张现场照片。
印度外交部发言人Raveesh Kumar在星期六（3月9日）则指责巴基斯坦多次拒绝路透社记者探访该地点，并称这意味着“他们有很多可以隐藏的东西”，他还补充说，“成功”的空袭已“实现了预期目标”。
RT则报道称，巴基斯坦淡化空袭和伤亡人数，相反指责印度通过摧毁松树林而不是圣战训练营来实施“环境恐怖主义”行为。
RT报道截图。图中是路透社记者2019年3月7日，拍到巴基斯坦陆军士兵守卫在遭印度轰炸地区
路透社报道称，美国私人卫星运营商Planet Labs提供的分辨率高达72里米的卫星影像，可以更清晰看到印度政府所说的空袭。到3月4日，即空袭后第6天，至少有六座建筑物依然站立在目标区域内，相比2018年4月的卫星照片几乎没有变化。
路透社称，现场调查的地点，与卫星图像上的坐标匹配。当地村民在接受路透社采访时表示，那里曾经是一个宗教学校，但已经不再运作。在去年6月被关闭了。
而且这些高分卫星影像显示，在目标建筑物的屋顶上没有可辨别的“洞”——推翻了早前印度媒体“ThePrint”声称屋顶的“4个黑点”可能是炸弹贯穿留下痕迹的论断。此外，没有烧焦、墙壁被炸毁、周围的树木移位或其他空袭迹象。
路透社称，印度外交部和国防部没有回复其在过去几天发送的要求对卫星图像中显示的内容发表评论的电子邮件。
专业人士就卫星照片显示的情况接受路透社记者的采访：没有显示任何炸弹损坏的迹象
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Foreign media visited the Indian air raid target camp. The buildings and pine trees are intact.
Foreign media visited the Indian air raid target camp. The buildings and pine trees are intact.
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Wait until you wait until my heart breaks! Pakistan officially handed over captured pilots to India 1/11
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On the evening of March 1, 2019, on the evening of the 1st, India-Pakistan border, the Indian Air Force pilot Abinand, who was captured by the Pakistani army, was released and was handed over to the Wagga port to India. The Indian military The port queued to wait for the final security inspection and deployment.
[Global Network Military Report] Reuters reporter team in Pakistan tried to climb the hills bombed by Indian fighters on February 26 in three days in order to explore the air strike target camp on the ridges of the satellite photos. The guard blocked it. However, the Times of India revealed that Reuters reporters saw one of the buildings 100 meters away. The live photo shows that the building was surrounded by some “undamaged” pine trees, and the building itself did not show any signs of damage or human activity.
In fact, Reuters not only sent reporters to the field to investigate, but also found photos of high-resolution observation satellites with a resolution of up to 72 cm (this may be the clearest satellite image of the current air strike targets in India). These are the most authoritative and most The comprehensive information objectively demonstrates the results of the bombing of the Indian Air Force.
The situation discovered by the Reuters reporter's on-the-spot investigation and the problems that were blocked were interpreted by the Indian government as: Pakistan has "hidden a lot of things"...
RT reports screenshots. The picture shows one of the target buildings after the Indian air raid captured by Reuters reporters, intact, including pine trees.
The Russian media RT website disclosed on March 9 that the Reuters team climbed a hill for the third time in nine days and tried to travel to the camp near India’s air strike site, which was identified by the Indian organization as the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM). It is the goal of Indian air strikes). It is also considered a religious school run by JeM. But Pakistani guards prevented every attempt to enter the surrounding area of the school on the grounds of "security issues." In the report, RT also released two live photos taken by Reuters reporters.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar accused Pakistan of repeatedly refusing Reuters reporters to visit the site on Saturday (March 9), saying it means "they have a lot to hide." He added, "Success The air strikes have "achieved the expected goals."
RT reported that Pakistan has played down the number of air strikes and casualties, and instead accused India of implementing "environmental terrorism" by destroying pine forests instead of jihadist training camps.
RT reports screenshots. In the picture is a Reuters reporter on March 7, 2019, photographing Pakistani army soldiers guarding the area bombed by India.
Reuters reported that the satellite imagery of the US private satellite operator Planet Labs with a resolution of up to 72 mils can more clearly see the air strikes that the Indian government has said. By March 4th, the sixth day after the air strike, at least six buildings were still standing in the target area, and there was almost no change in the satellite photos in April 2018.
According to Reuters, the location of the site survey matches the coordinates on the satellite imagery. In an interview with Reuters, local villagers said that they used to be a religious school but they are no longer functioning. It was closed in June last year.
And these high-resolution satellite images show no discernible "holes" on the roof of the target building - overturning the earlier Indian media "ThePrint" claiming that the "four black spots" on the roof may be traces of the bombs. thesis. In addition, there were no signs of burnt, walls being blown up, trees around or other air strikes.
Reuters said that the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of National Defense did not respond to emails sent in the past few days requesting comments on the content displayed in the satellite imagery.
The professional was interviewed by a Reuters reporter on the satellite photo display: no signs of any bomb damage
外媒探访印度空袭目标营地 建筑物和松树都完好无损
外媒探访印度空袭目标营地 建筑物和松树都完好无损
23
等你等到我心碎！巴基斯坦正式将被俘飞行员移交印度1/11
查看原图图集模式
当地时间2019年3月1日晚，印巴边境瓦加口岸，被巴基斯坦军队俘虏的印度空军飞行员阿比南德中校正式被释放，并在瓦加口岸被移交给印度方面，印度军方在口岸列队等待，做好最后的安全检查部署。
[环球网军事报道]路透社在巴基斯坦的记者团队，在9天之内三次试图爬上印度战机2月26日轰炸的山头，以便探查卫星照片中山脊上的空袭目标营地情况，均被巴方警卫阻止。但是《印度时报》披露，路透社记者在100米外看到了其中一栋建筑。现场实拍照片显示该建筑被一些“未受损”的松树包围着，建筑物本身也没有任何损坏或者人为活动的迹象。
事实上，路透社不仅派出记者到现场实地调查，还找到了分辨率高达72厘米的高分观测卫星照片（这可能是目前关于印度空袭目标最清晰的卫星影像），这些目前最权威，也最全面的信息，客观展示了印度空军兴师动众轰炸的成果。
而对于路透社记者现场调查发现的情况，以及被阻止的问题，被印度官方解释为：巴基斯坦“隐藏了很多东西”……
RT报道截图。图片中是路透社记者拍到的印度空袭后的目标建筑物之一，完好无损，包括松树。
俄媒RT网站3月9日披露，路透社团队在九天内第三次爬上一座小山，尝试前往印度空袭地点附近的、被印度认定是恐怖组织Jaish-e-Muhammed（JeM ）的营地（也就是印度空袭的目标）。那里也被认为是JeM经营的一个宗教学校。但是巴基斯坦警卫以“安全问题”为由阻止了他们进入学校周边地区的每一次尝试。RT在报道中还公布了路透社记者拍摄的两张现场照片。
印度外交部发言人Raveesh Kumar在星期六（3月9日）则指责巴基斯坦多次拒绝路透社记者探访该地点，并称这意味着“他们有很多可以隐藏的东西”，他还补充说，“成功”的空袭已“实现了预期目标”。
RT则报道称，巴基斯坦淡化空袭和伤亡人数，相反指责印度通过摧毁松树林而不是圣战训练营来实施“环境恐怖主义”行为。
RT报道截图。图中是路透社记者2019年3月7日，拍到巴基斯坦陆军士兵守卫在遭印度轰炸地区
路透社报道称，美国私人卫星运营商Planet Labs提供的分辨率高达72里米的卫星影像，可以更清晰看到印度政府所说的空袭。到3月4日，即空袭后第6天，至少有六座建筑物依然站立在目标区域内，相比2018年4月的卫星照片几乎没有变化。
路透社称，现场调查的地点，与卫星图像上的坐标匹配。当地村民在接受路透社采访时表示，那里曾经是一个宗教学校，但已经不再运作。在去年6月被关闭了。
而且这些高分卫星影像显示，在目标建筑物的屋顶上没有可辨别的“洞”——推翻了早前印度媒体“ThePrint”声称屋顶的“4个黑点”可能是炸弹贯穿留下痕迹的论断。此外，没有烧焦、墙壁被炸毁、周围的树木移位或其他空袭迹象。
路透社称，印度外交部和国防部没有回复其在过去几天发送的要求对卫星图像中显示的内容发表评论的电子邮件。
专业人士就卫星照片显示的情况接受路透社记者的采访：没有显示任何炸弹损坏的迹象
Https://mil.news.sina.com.cn/world/2019-03-10/doc-ihsxncvh1366551.shtml
Foreign media visited the Indian air raid target camp. The buildings and pine trees are intact.
Foreign media visited the Indian air raid target camp. The buildings and pine trees are intact.
twenty three
Wait until you wait until my heart breaks! Pakistan officially handed over captured pilots to India 1/11
View original image gallery mode
On the evening of March 1, 2019, on the evening of the 1st, India-Pakistan border, the Indian Air Force pilot Abinand, who was captured by the Pakistani army, was released and was handed over to the Wagga port to India. The Indian military The port queued to wait for the final security inspection and deployment.
[Global Network Military Report] Reuters reporter team in Pakistan tried to climb the hills bombed by Indian fighters on February 26 in three days in order to explore the air strike target camp on the ridges of the satellite photos. The guard blocked it. However, the Times of India revealed that Reuters reporters saw one of the buildings 100 meters away. The live photo shows that the building was surrounded by some “undamaged” pine trees, and the building itself did not show any signs of damage or human activity.
In fact, Reuters not only sent reporters to the field to investigate, but also found photos of high-resolution observation satellites with a resolution of up to 72 cm (this may be the clearest satellite image of the current air strike targets in India). These are the most authoritative and most The comprehensive information objectively demonstrates the results of the bombing of the Indian Air Force.
The situation discovered by the Reuters reporter's on-the-spot investigation and the problems that were blocked were interpreted by the Indian government as: Pakistan has "hidden a lot of things"...
RT reports screenshots. The picture shows one of the target buildings after the Indian air raid captured by Reuters reporters, intact, including pine trees.
The Russian media RT website disclosed on March 9 that the Reuters team climbed a hill for the third time in nine days and tried to travel to the camp near India’s air strike site, which was identified by the Indian organization as the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM). It is the goal of Indian air strikes). It is also considered a religious school run by JeM. But Pakistani guards prevented every attempt to enter the surrounding area of the school on the grounds of "security issues." In the report, RT also released two live photos taken by Reuters reporters.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Raveesh Kumar accused Pakistan of repeatedly refusing Reuters reporters to visit the site on Saturday (March 9), saying it means "they have a lot to hide." He added, "Success The air strikes have "achieved the expected goals."
RT reported that Pakistan has played down the number of air strikes and casualties, and instead accused India of implementing "environmental terrorism" by destroying pine forests instead of jihadist training camps.
RT reports screenshots. In the picture is a Reuters reporter on March 7, 2019, photographing Pakistani army soldiers guarding the area bombed by India.
Reuters reported that the satellite imagery of the US private satellite operator Planet Labs with a resolution of up to 72 mils can more clearly see the air strikes that the Indian government has said. By March 4th, the sixth day after the air strike, at least six buildings were still standing in the target area, and there was almost no change in the satellite photos in April 2018.
According to Reuters, the location of the site survey matches the coordinates on the satellite imagery. In an interview with Reuters, local villagers said that they used to be a religious school but they are no longer functioning. It was closed in June last year.
And these high-resolution satellite images show no discernible "holes" on the roof of the target building - overturning the earlier Indian media "ThePrint" claiming that the "four black spots" on the roof may be traces of the bombs. thesis. In addition, there were no signs of burnt, walls being blown up, trees around or other air strikes.
Reuters said that the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of National Defense did not respond to emails sent in the past few days requesting comments on the content displayed in the satellite imagery.
The professional was interviewed by a Reuters reporter on the satellite photo display: no signs of any bomb damage
