Army dog leads troops to Jaish terrorists' hideout in J&K, injured in gunfight

February 22, 2026

Army dog Tyson showcased exceptional bravery during a recent anti-terror operation in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir, where he led troops to a Jaish-e-Mohammed hideout. Despite being injured after taking a bullet, Tyson's actions contributed to the successful elimination of three terrorists.

Tyson is part of the Army’s elite 2 Para Special Forces team

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Tyson is a specially trained dog in the Army’s 2 Para Special Forces team.
He pinpointed the location of Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists during the operation.
Tyson was injured after taking the first bullet in the gunfight.
The operation resulted in the elimination of three terrorists.

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Army dog leads troops to Jaish terrorists' hideout in J&K, injured in gunfight

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