Historical Events tagged with "indian army"
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Uri Attack by Jaish-e-Mohammed
On September 18, 2016, a coordinated assault occurred in Uri, Jammu and Kashmir, led by the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed. Armed with automatic weapons and grenades, four attackers infiltrated the Indian Army’s brigade headquarters, resulting in the deaths of nineteen soldiers. The military personnel were engaged in morning preparations when the attack was launched. In the ensuing encounter, all four attackers were killed by the security forces. This incident further exacerbated existing tensions between India and Pakistan.
Continue ReadingMass Killing of Tamil Civilians by Peacekeepers
An incident occurred where Indian Peace Keeping Forces engaged in operations that resulted in the deaths of 64 ethnic Tamil civilians in Sri Lanka. This incident raised significant concerns about the conduct of peacekeeping forces and the treatment of Tamil civilians during the civil conflict between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.
Continue ReadingBattle of Sylhet Between Military Forces
The Battle of Sylhet took place during the Bangladesh Liberation War, where the Indian Army engaged in combat with the Pakistani military. This battle was notable for its strategic significance, as Sylhet was a critical area for both sides. The Indian forces, aiming to liberate East Pakistan, faced well-entrenched Pakistani troops. The fierce fighting lasted a few days, with significant involvement from local Mukti Bahini fighters, who collaborated with the Indian Army in the offensive. The Victory in Sylhet was a major morale booster for the Indian troops and contributed to the overall success of the liberation efforts.
Continue ReadingMajor Battles of Pokoku and Irrawaddy River
The British Indian Army engaged in fierce combat against the Imperial Japanese Army during a series of operations along the Pokoku region and the Irrawaddy River. These battles featured significant strategical maneuvers on both sides as they vied for control over crucial supply lines in British-held Burma. The context of these engagements stemmed from the ongoing push by Allied forces to dismantle Japanese control in Southeast Asia. Heavy fighting unfolded amidst the complexities of jungle warfare, with varying successes for both armies.
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