Hero Tyson of the Brave Dog Squad of the Indian Army was shot in his legs during Operation Trashi-1 (22 February) in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir. Now he is being treated. This information has been given by the army. He said on Tuesday that he is injured, but his courage is still high.

Tyson had shown courage to enter the terrorist hideout. The German Shepherd played a key role in tracking down Pakistan’s Jaish-e-Mohammed commander Saifullah and his two associates inside their mudhouse hideout (Dhok) in the foothills of Paserkut in Chatru area on Sunday. During this time his true Indian spirit was visible.

What information did the Army give about Tyson’s health update?

Posting on Twitter, the Army’s White Knight Corps said that in the recent Operation Trashi-1 in Kishtwar, assault dog Tyson showed great courage by taking the first bullet while entering the terrorist hideout. Undaunted by his injuries, he moved forward and attacked vigorously. Due to this the terrorists were forced to open fire. In this way his presence was confirmed.

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Praising Tyson’s bravery, the Army said that Tyson’s fearlessness helped the White Knight Corps, police and CRPF soldiers to effectively confront and neutralize three Pakistan-sponsored terrorists. The Army said that despite being injured, Tyson set an example of true devotion to duty. Like a true warrior and a true soldier. The search is on. Those who want to disturb the peace will not get any shelter.

Officials said that the front leg of the K9 soldier was injured. After this, he was taken out by helicopter and admitted to the animal hospital. Also told that the General Officer Commanding of the White Knight Corps, Lieutenant General PK Mishra has met Tyson in the hospital. Took information about his health update. Apart from this, also talked to the team present there. Also instructed to take good care of it. Also praised the role of Army Dog Unit in anti-terrorism operations.