Image used for representational purposes only. File | Photo Credit: PTI Three unidentified terrorists were killed in two separate anti-terror operations in Jammu region’s Udhampur and Kishtwar districts on Wednesday, the Army said.  Two terrorists were neutralised in the Jophar forest area of Basantgarh in Udhampur, where an encounter broke out around 4 p.m. on Tuesday after security forces detected terrorists hiding in a natural cave.  “Contact with terrorists was established yesterday (Tuesday), and since then, they were prevented from breaking contact. Following a calibrated and coordinated response, two terrorists have been successfully neutralised,” an Army spokesman said.  Also Read |Internet services suspended as anti-terror operations intensify in J&K The Army said the operation, codenamed Operation Kiya, highlighted seamless inter-agency coordination, tactical precision and high standards of professionalism. “The operation has successfully concluded and the area remains under surveillance,” the spokesperson said.  According to the Army, the joint operation involving the Army, the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the CRPF was launched on Tuesday following “specific intelligence input“. “The operation was executed in the general area of Jophar Forest, Basantgarh, in coordination with police and CRPF, reinforcing the cordon, ensuring effective area domination to prevent escape of terrorists,” the Army said.  Later in the day, one more terrorist was killed in an ongoing anti-terror operation in the Chenab Valley’s Kishtwar district.  The Army said that around …