DG ISPR says 73 posts destroyed, 17 captured

DG ISPR, during his press conference, said the Pakistan armed forces had destroyed 73 posts and had captured 18.

He also said that, according to a conservative estimate, 115 tanks, armoured personnel carriers and artillery pieces were destroyed.

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