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You are no one in this matter. You have drummed up a story that your own country men have disowned.Considering the fact how you still haven't refuted my points of op vijay
Loss of your own is of no context to you. This shows your psyche. And that is what happened after Kargil too, when you failed to honour your brave soldiers for a couple of years. Very apt actions of those who call themselves victorious. Sell this story somewhere else.Idgaf about causalties or refusal of dead and what not in this context
I say again. Your deduction on a war is meaningless. No one needs to refute it because it is complete BS.You haven't refuted me. You avoided each and every time.
Pakistan hold 4 peaks today and is still in kargil. How is it an Indian victory?
I have quoted multiple sources who confirm what I said. Have you?
Because no one believes in your BS drummed up story.
Keep shouting but fact remains - Pakistan lost Kargil big time.
I agree with you on this. I have said this in my previous post. I salute those gallant soldiers who laid down their lives for their nation.The PA fought gallantly. Nobody can take that away from the men trapped on top of mountains, supplies cut off and facing Indian air, artillery and ground attacks in overwhelingly numbers. They fought like devils. We even on record that some men when out of ammunition began throwing stones down.
Recognising a fallen soldier in war is an honourable act. In fact Indian army went to the extent of informing Pakistan about one of its officer during Kargil.
Karnal Sher Khan - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
While I recognise the bravery of the Pakistani soldiers, I feel pity for those who planned the entire operation for false glory and a dubious agenda.
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