Mercenary
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kṣamā;3272787 said:@Mercenary, We know we cannot talk sense into you. Also by your ideology of "victory", I fell it is useless to continue discussion with u in that matter of fact. I can't speak about my frnds over here but u show ME a credible, impartial source which supports your view (48-Win, 65- Win, 71- stalemate, 99 - Win) I would be happy to take this point of view.
Of topic: "We had our hands tied" Did we tie them ? No. Did India forced ur elites to tie ur hands ? No. Can't you see that, "The Four" pulled Waqar Ahmad on ur army and administration. One more thing, the present favors them who wins the history. India chose "Non-alignment" and Pakistan from day one was under USA, still today International balance tilts in India's court and yours is seen as an aggression-loving country. Just my two cents.
When did I say that 71 is stalemate and 65 is a Win?
48 is a win for the reasons I described above. Obviously, from an Indian perspective it can also be considered a victory that they beat back the tribals who wanted to take over all of Kashmir. But you also have to look at it from a Pakistani perspective.
65 is a stalemate for reasons I described above. While if the war had continued, Pakistan was at a disadvantage due to India's numerical superiority. But when the war had ended, the war was in a stalemate.
71 is a defeat just like 62 was a defeat for India. So there is no disagreement there.
99 is debatable. Pakistan did shock India initially but Pakistan did not have a follow up plan.