Jammu IAF base attack: RDX found in IEDs dropped by drones, reveals probe

Days after drones dropped bombs at the Indian Air Force (IAF) station in Jammu, forensic experts have reportedly said a cocktail of explosive material, including RDX and Nitrate, was used in the two IEDs.

A report by the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) has pointed to the use of RDX and Nitrate in the improvised explosive devices dropped at the air base in Jammu. RDX is not available in India. It is sourced from Pakistan. This evidence can help nail Pakistan’s role in the attack.

“One IED was bigger in size. It was aimed at infrastructural damage. The other was aimed at personnel with more splinters and ball-bearings,” the sources said.

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