The outcome of Kargil conflict

[War Thunder]

This is a known fact for most of us who followed the real media coming out of the war, and I don't think its the first time its going to be discussed here either.

But it simply escapes my comprehension levels, as to why would the indians simply refuse to acknowledge true facts, when put right in front of them and keep clinging to delusional stuff they find comfort in.

 

[Parul]

This been discussed to death many a times on this forum.

 

[ranjeet]

This is a known fact for most of us who followed the real media coming out of the war, and I don't think its the first time its going to be discussed here either.

But it simply escapes my comprehension levels, as to why would the indians simply refuse to acknowledge true facts, when put right in front of them and keep clinging to delusional stuff they find comfort in.

been discussed to no end, search the forum for relevant threads.

 

[Lostsoldier]

The last time it was discussed was 2013 I guess and @Oscar close the thread m8.

 

[War Thunder]

The last time it was discussed was 2013 I guess and @Oscar close the thread m8.

Should've been the reason I joined teh forum back then

 

[Lostsoldier]

Should've been the reason I joined teh forum back then

As other members said -"Search for threads"

 

[War Thunder]

As other members said -"Search for threads"

eh... Can't be bothered with that now mate. Time is precious...

Besides I'm looking for a discussion..... not some skewed up fantasies that would have been posted back then...

 

[War Thunder]

But anyways since I don't see the thread getting locked. So how about we get on with it...

How can Pakistan lose when the tallest Peak is still in Pakistan's control?
How can india win without taking it back?
How can Pakistan have withdrawn all troops or as you like to believe, how could india have routed all infiltrators when this Peak and its occupants still remain?