Royal Marine SHOCKED by INDIA vs PAKISTAN - Kargil War 1999 (Intense Reaction)

[@mohanj8511]

Didnt watch the full vid , but a fact to keep in mind , PAK did not accept the bodies of their own soldiers and Indian army burried them .

[@maney805]

Source: cuz I feel so !

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

Source? Yes. Im aware its true. For some reason yt keeps deleting my comments

[@martin96991]

​@@maney805study history.

[@unknowngunman-p5m]

@@BRITISHFURY_1664 video footages were present and in all records

[@BRITISHFURY_1664]

@@unknowngunman-p5m if its true then my respect for india went way up. Normally most indians ive seen hate the guts of both pakistanis and muslims. But atleast the soldiers respect them

[@sahasrangshuchanda7214]

Another braveheart yogesh singh yadav got shot 17 times .He was playing dead when the paks were shooting at dead bodies .peeing on their face he was shot three times while playing dead .He heard pak soldiers talking they are going to attack post 800 metres below .he lobbed a granade and fought with one hand killing four soldiers in a hand to hand fight . Destroyed two bunkers then rolled himself 800 metres down the mountain slope passed the message all this he did after being shot 17 times .He survived fully recovered...He recieved the param vir chakra the highest military honour alive ...If any force is fighting Indian army in mountain warfare it will be their biggest nightmare

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

I met him at Dras in 2009.

[@divyanshbhamu2941]

I saw him, he came to jaipur once, in allen for orientation

[@divyanshbhamu2941]

btw its yogendra not yogesh

[@kalyanis4918]

A hero ! A gem ! Proud of him . 🙏👌👍

[@ShubhamBhardwaj3011]

Subedar Major and Honorary Captain Yogendra Singh Yadav Param Veer Chakra

[@arunkris7299]

Pakistan tortured indian prisoner of war brutally and they treated dead indian soldiers with no respect, but indian military buried paksitan soldiers with respect and done all islamic funeral ritual and just capture prisoners of war treated with minimum respect

[@Pookie_bat_man]

thats difference all professional millatry do this

[@amareshkaimal2972]

Because we follow Rama

[@shatanshubodkhe1841]

yep, RIP Captn Saurabh Kalia 🔥

[@ehtashamulhaqq]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@arawat2318]

​@@ehtashamulhaqq Pakistani spotted. 🐖

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

9000 ft is peanuts for us Indian soldiers. I have spent months and months above 12-15,000 ft from Ladakh to Sikkim to Arunachal Pradesh.

[@pamv8622]

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[@adityakumargond9104]

Thank you sir for serving our proud nation even in those conditions. I am honoured to call this land my home aur you all our protectors. ❤

[@ashok.vardhan.g]

I concur. I have seen the army men cycling a cross country between Ladakh and Khar-dung-La pass. That was the most insane feat I have seen them do in front of my eyes. I met the entire clique while they were taking photos at the highest pass--where I had just driven up in my car--before continuing onward.

[@youtubeistryingtocensorme]

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[@riiximbhaanot1818]

1000 salutes 🫡

[@harshrajesatpude2410]

Indian army is a only army who perform duties in all weather In Deserts of Rajasthan at +48 degree Celsius, in deep Indian Ocean and in Cold Weather of Siachen at -55 degree Celsius.

[@benjackson6260]

Dont forget the wettest place on earth is also in India... We have the second most dense forests after amazon in terms of penetratibility... (Like clearing 100m of forest might take 5 days) Soldiers constantly fight insurgents coming in from Bangladesh in these areas... My maternal Uncle is serving in the special forces unit of Cobra Commandos... His Brother's Heli got shot down by an RPG there, and it took 2 weeks to get the crash site cleared and retrieve the body... Even tho the crash almost burned away 30% of the foliage... India really is the most versatile environment for any Armed forces to train in... Hottest Deserts, Cold Wastelands, Highest Mountains, Muddy Swamps, Dense Forests, Lagoons, Open Seas, Islands, Plateaus... Its all here...

[@Knowledgeispower-j7y]

And I also feel bad for them as so many time they are ignore or gave less supple by our own government fewest year u heard army were complaining they didn’t get any good food but expired & tasteless also they get sick & no aids or emergency for them so I actually feel bad for them

[@pratyush_asap]

​@@Knowledgeispower-j7y Indian Army always have surplus of 7-8 months of ration. And those are fresh and undergo circulation. They have their own medical system of free of cost so it's not possible. You are probably talking about those combat uniform dressed, carrying a bowl and wearing a placard hung from neck those guys ? They are fake actually. Those were kicked out of Army because they took Army discipline se a joke, so now doing drama for Fame.

[@vst1610]

It is ok to be proud of that Indian army does so, but your statement is not factual. India is not the only country with different seasons and terrains.

[@pratyush_asap]

@@vst1610 It's kinda true, most geo terrains, moreover extreme terrains are uniquely found in India only in the world, secondly USA has most of them but some terrains are moderately present

[@Ragd0ll1337]

Huh - KZbin removed my comment Kargil was a war - this was just one skirmish. India and Pakistan have fought four wars (1948, ‘65, ‘71, and ‘99 aka Kargil). All of those except for 1971 were over Kashmir and started by Pakistani invasion. When not fighting a war, Pakistan sponsored Islamist insurgencies in Kashmir which carried out ethnic cleansing of the non-Muslim population. Pakistan claims Kashmir based on the majority Muslim population there. India claims it based on the fact that the former ruler ceded independence to India.

[@hindimovieadmirer6025]

There're certain words and phrases which are caught by youtube's computers, for banning or removing your comments.... You should get rich in your vocabulary and try to avoid those words and use some other words with same hidden meanings. This way you can get our job done.

[@smdash2920]

No India claims it, with legality of the position and culture and heritage belonging to Hindus. You can't flood a place with ' muslims ' call it yours. Kashmir word is from Kashyap who were hindu saint heritage. Nothing in Kashmir is muslim. Except the conversion and exodus of Hindus by them.

[@danny500k8]

7 Exiled Kashmiri Hindu waves sit in India - Source Sushil Pandit. 6 entire Sikh divisions farm communities originally from Kashmir Hindus left. Entire Ramgharia Sikh tribe is 2 3rds JK Dna. A number of Hindus who became Radaswamis & Nanakpanthi hail from Hindu Kashmiris with Kashmiri clans ( Kashmiri clans culture on move) The people numbers in Kashmir Valley also include your mirs baigs gul. Wantrag Valley alone was 95% Hindu 5% Sikh indigenous uptil 1916. Last person to vacate was a Sikh..forced out by invading pashtuns. When other side country questioned answer comes back " it was just a set of mountains, in those days there were no borders" But obviously people they displaced through organised invasive penetrating militaristic onslaught belonged to a different religion. So obviously landscape then was a different country.

[@Ragd0ll1337]

@@smdash2920 you’ll find no argument from me on the moral / ethical / historical front. I agree with you. I was merely citing the basis in international law for each country’s claim.

[@Kumar-24]

Yeah man. I have been noticing this for more than a year. KZbin is removing our comments if they don't like it.

[@dipitbhatt7224]

ADGPI stands for Additional Directorate General of Public Information, under Directorate General of Indian Military Intelligence, deals with media relations, Public Relation (PR) activities.

[@devanshrana7145]

it was just the one part of kargil war, there was lot more fightings going on at different fronts of kargil. you should also checkout the freedom of bangladesh(India vs Pakistan war: 1971)

[@casual_GamerHQ]

Just in a min The thing is during 1999 Kargil war pakistan didn't even accepted the corpse of their soldiers.. Pakistan doesn't care how many casualities there will be in a war.. You should react to " Vikram Batra" He was the soldier in Kargil war he is a martyr but there is also a movie on him name "SherShah"... He captured the one of the toughest point of mountain with his team and when he asked by the media reporter what do you feel about this? He said "Ye dil maange more" means This heart ask for more which was the tag line of Pepsi at that time in India.. But he liked it so he used that in the context of his team and their enthusiasm

[@mercedesbenz3751]

02:18 As major Arya said ''The issue between India and Pakistan is a civilizational issue and thats why it cannot be solved. India and Pakistan can never be friends'' Pakistan wants Indian land, Convert hindus and also want to make India an Islamic country. And hindus have a 10000 years old civilization, we will not let it happen. Most of the ancient civilizations are already gone, like Persia, Egypt, Syria etc.

[@Anonymous-sb9uh]

Forget Pakistan, India has enemies within who are happy to work with pakistan. Pakistan got rid of most of its minorities while India encouraged its minorities to flourish. Muslims are taking full advantage of freedom to try to take over. Make no mistake about this.

[@sajankumars84]

Still your country and USA funds Pakistan

[@mythical_4275]

Lmao what is he supposed to do it?

[@vijayachandrabagaraoalleni2282]

He is From UK, not US

[@roops2939]

​@@vijayachandrabagaraoalleni2282 the UK is adopting an appeasement policy towards the peaceful. Check their cricket team for a start.

[@edytha2090]

It's their country's wish... We should not be dependent on anyone

[@bimalendusinha5702]

History between India and Pakistan is. Islam started invading India around 900 years ago. Most of them were descendent of Mongol, they got the Khan surname from Chengis khan. Start convertion in India. British came with the concept of doing business in India, used divide and rule tactics; and ruled India for 200 years. In last 50 years of British rule all religion combined their force and got Independence from British. Muslim in India Don't want to live together so they demanded new nation with places which had muslim majority. India was divided into about 500 princely state in which pakistan took few and India took the rest. What left without undecided were Lahore, kasmir, Bhopal, Junagaghar, Kerala, hydrabad, Bengal. Sardar ballav bhai patel iron man of India, tallest stutue of the world "statue of unity" is the statue of Sardar ballav bhai patel, he was the person who brings all the princely state together and made India, the current India. Leader of Pakistan after losing Bhopal, Junagaghar and hydrabad where ruler were muslim and hydrabad where ruler and large population were muslim, he instructed people to start killing non Muslim, so bloodbath started in Lahore - punjab and Bengal (current west bengal and Bangladesh) many of this happened because last British viceroy of India has never been to India before and Britain has given him the job of mapping India and Pakistan with very little time, just like Israel and Palestine. After the bloodbath Pakistan able to took Lahore, and large area from, Bengal and Assam and named it east Pakistan ( current day Bangladesh) Last area left undecided was Kashmir. Ruler of Kashmir was Hindu, majority of the population were muslim, he didn't wanted to join any side and wanted to make an independent nation, as 1st prime minister of India who was Kashmiri Pandit he said let me handle this and can't able to do shit. Pakistani Prime minister doesn't wanted to loose Kashmir so he attacked kashmir and started capturing the land, Kashmiri ruler scared of Pakistan's attack he surrender himself to India, and sign the agreement to merge India with Kashmir, by the time he signed it almost 50% of Kashmir was captured by Pakistan, then Indian army fought Pakistan and forced Pakistan to leave captured land, in all this fighting our good for nothing Prime minister went to UN and every approach stopped and India got 65% of Kashmir and Pakistan got 35% of Kashmir. India Don't want to loose Kashmir because king gave Kashmir to India and Kashmir has always been barrier for India and major river of India falls from there, Pakistan want Kashmir because all the river in Pakistan falls from kashmir, and Kashmir will be their stragic location.

[@sahilmansotra6114]

Please read on gengis khan the Mongol. He was not a muslim he was a warlord from Mongolia who actually carried out biggest massacre of Muslims in samarkand

[@bimalendusinha5702]

@sahilmansotra6114 search for "Mongol and mughal" i have never said chengiskhan was muslim.

[@mercedesbenz3751]

​@@sahilmansotra6114Mughals were not the only invaders to India, there were Turks, Afghans too who invaded India.

[@CheenTube]

Ur British right? The British were instrumental in creating India and Pakistan. It’s the history of Britain that you need to know ironically.

[@kiranchandran1564]

Muslims asked for separate land and Britain gave it. Stop crying against foreigners for our own blunders. We were fighting for caste and other ego , invaders defeated as, we lost our culture from -1/3/ to1/4th area. Now it's the time to save remaining.

[@nanditaraokadewari1536]

Indian Armed Forces are the only ones in the entire world who fight on the toughest of the terrains and in the most terrifying Weather Conditions. Love my Indian Armed Forces❤. R.E.S.P.E.C.T

[@js_9parasf]

Man it was just 1% of what happened in Kargil War 1999 [ Official Name - OPERATION VIJAY ]. I will suggest you to watch a movie - LOC KARGIL. You will get a glimpse of the war. Appreciate your work man ❤

[@zenithkazekage2196]

This 1% was the most important and was first victory of the war.

[@JUPITER69966]

ADGPI in the Indian Army stands for Additional Directorate General of Public Information. This office is part of the Directorate General of Military Intelligence and handles media relations and public relations (PR) activities.

[@Keeznotseerum]

No it means additional director Genral of police

[@pratyush_asap]

​@@Keeznotseerum 🤡

[@Salam-ul-Mutah.0786]

This is about just like all wars near history 90% time one of country is muslim country pretty peaceful you know

[@Justchillingbruv]

I see no lie my friend.

[@jagdishrao5330]

lol

[@jagdishrao5330]

i take it that you are ex-muslim???

[@srivatsavarajagopalan9790]

Well the west understood it to be peace and were supporting Pakistan . But with the current islamization of Europe they realised what it meant was PIECE and not peace 😂😂. Let them also have the taste of the same medicine we underwent hope they would realise they were wrong 😂😂

[@ashishvashisth9131]

There are some fects after war 1. Pakistan denied to accept there soldiers bodies. India buried them with respect and in their cultural ways. 2. Pakistan government answered after war that we dont even know there is a war going on. 3. They kept speeading terr@rism again and again from various of their organisation. 4. Even if there ks a survay today 60% of pakistan civilians believe that they won bcz thats what they teaching in their schools 5. The main reason of all this situation is lack of govt. Control over military action and lack of modern knowledge bcz if that in long term history of Pakistan not a single government completed its 5 yrs of time period.

[@srivatsavarajagopalan9790]

A small correction . As per what’s taught in their curriculum there were 4 wars with India and all the 4 were won by Pakistan 😂😂😂. Clowns . Then how did Bangladesh get liberated and who provided safe passage to 93,000 captured Pakistani soldiers . This mulla nation is a first class entertainer nothing less than a power ranger movie 😂😂😂

[@Hardivlogs]

Read what they did to Captain Saurabh kalia It will chill your spine

[@death_parade]

Interesting insights about the fake flank and why they had to stay close to the ridge in order to switch over to the reverse slope if enemy changed positions. I wish ADGPI would make more such videos from the Kargil war. Especially the one about Sub.Major (later Hon. Capt.) Yogendra Singh Yadav or Sub. Major Sanjay Kumar. What they did was something straight out of a movie, it is as if they had Plot armour in real life. They remind me of Coy Havildar Major Piru Singh Shekhawat from the 1948 war. His charge at the peak was LEGENDARY. Here is what he did:- Darapari is a hill feature in Tithwal Valley over 1100 feet high. 6 RAJPUTANA RIFLES was tasked to capture Tithwal valley. The battalion was informed that the enemy did not have enough time to dig-in extensively and therefore could be easily dislodged. However, the information received was inaccurate and the battalion did not have enough time to conduct proper reconnaissance of the enemy position. The attack for the capture of Darapari was to take place at 0130 Hr on the night of 17/18 July 1948. CHM Piru Singh’s platoon was leading the assault. When platoon commander Subedar Bhika Singh was hit, CHM Singh took command and led his gallant platoon against the murderous fire coming from the enemy deployed in well-dug trenches and bunkers on high ground. D Company, of which CHM Piru Singh was part of, was detailed to attack and capture an enemy- occupied hill feature at South of Tithwal. The enemy had well dug in their positions, sited MMG to coverlikely approaches. D Company's offensive was greeted with strong MMG fire from both flanks as it approached. The enemy lobbed grenades and brought down heavy fire at CHM Singh’s platoon from their bunkers. Company Havildar Major Piru Singh was then assigned to the company's forward-most section. He remained steadfast despite seeing more than half of the section slain or wounded. He encouraged the remaining men with battle cries and moved forward with tremendous purpose onto the nearest enemy MMG position. With complete disregard to his personal safety, he continued to advance, despite grenade splinters shredding his garments. Taking over the MMG position he neutralised the enemy gun crew with stengun fire. In a daring act, he jumped on the MMG crew bayoneting them to death. CHM Singh realised that he was the sole survivor of the section and the rest were either dead or wounded. Shortly later, another grenade was thrown at him, which wounded his face. With blood dripping from his wounds on his face, he crawled out of the trench, hurling grenades at the next enemy position. He gave a loud battle cry *_"RAJA RAM CHANDRA KI JAI!"_* (Hail King Rama!), then jumped on the occupants of the next trench bayonetting two to death. As he came from the second trench to charge the third enemy bunker, he was shot in the head by a bullet and last seen falling into the enemy trench. There was an explosion in the trench, indicating that his grenades had done their job.

[@hindimovieadmirer6025]

Yes, I have heard this story of "Battle of Tithwal" in the wonderful Tele-series "Tales of Valor" made by "Times of India network" and telecasted on Epic TV. There're so many such tales of Valor covered in this series.

[@death_parade]

@@hindimovieadmirer6025 Is Epic TV an OTT platform?

[@CakeorDeath420]

It is a shame our movie industry doesn't make movies out of these stories but would drop a ton of money on a podgy "star" hip-jerking to corny tunes. I still remember when Uri: The surgical strike was released, people were quick to dismiss it as "jingoistic" when in fact, it was based on true events. This is also a problem with Indian movie audience.

[@sibikuruvilla1142]

Britan divided india into 3 pieces when they left India in 1947. That is what started all this human suffering.

[@SreejithLal-yw4kq]

India is my country all indians are my brother's and sisters.Iove my country ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ayushbose599]

👍🏼🙏🏼Jai Jawan Jai Hind❤️🇮🇳

[@rohanrajsingh5540]

The whole world air force and mountains division study kargil as case study the operation was named op Vijay, for first time jet fighters were used on 15,0000 ft to take enemy sitting on mountain top

[@kevindsozua]

12:00 As someone who has been to Dras Kargil...the visitable place of this location Even looking up to the mountains seemed scary and tiring...the soldiers who managed to get up and put on a fight have balls of steel

[@gaganajit8278]

These wars also the gift for British..

[@rexxbailey2764]

LOL'S, YUP!😆😂😂🤣😂😂😂 BUT THIS BUGGER'S CALLING THEM AS SOME " HISTORY ", AND NOT CURRENT AFFAIRS 😆😂😂🤣😂😄

[@tradeandtussle]

British didn't gift, they just exploited the gaps. Before britishers, these zahils invaded India remember that. What you think if british didn't create Paxtan what would have happened ?

[@KamleshDesai]

70 years later also we cry about what the Britsh did, no wonder we are not growing out of their shadow.. how sad.

[@VS-rl5mu]

🇮🇳❤ i love indian Army. They are brave, courageous and disciplined 🇮🇳

[@RKirby]

Short version is the entire area was all India until after WW2 when India was split in to the two different countries and depending on what religion people were they were moved to their side of the new boarder in one of the biggest migrations in history and the conflicts come down to religion 99% of the time.

[@avitee5308]

Love to these Indians and their families. We all have to sacrifice to maintain the country. My family has lost many people. But my country remains.

[@soul_introverted_]

Up until some months ago pak army didn't used to accept that they even had participated in that war They used to say it was some other groups like militants and stuff like that

[@Theaaksss]

You should find the story or video of how India liberated Bangladesh.. one of the most decisive victories in recent times.. largest surrender by anyone since world war 2

[@monstergamingofcl7217]

fact: India never attacked first any country in 10.000 years history

[@debmalyaduttaroy6452]

Never been defeated as well.

[@mythical_4275]

Existing India didn't exist for 10,000 years?

[@Kalyug_X]

​@@debmalyaduttaroy6452who said Pakistan attack on india 4 times and india vs defeated them all time!

[@debmalyaduttaroy6452]

@@Kalyug_X that's what I said

[@jobanpreet3795]

Kids i know you are proud but we were defeated against china but after that another war happened resulting in indian victory🎉

[@suyashvardhan9557]

At 16:13 Indian Army is giving respects to the dead bodies of enemy army... Thats the level of greatness in our Army.. While the enemies did not even take the bodies of their soldiers.

[@AbhikSensational]

Whats really tough here is the wind chill factor. This battle was something people had written off for India. But what a fight that summer✊🏽

[@LevelUpLifeBuddy]

7:58 It’s official handle of Indian Army.

[@MintuLal-cf8fq]

You didnt heard about this beacause you guys are supporting military dictator pakistan..... you doesnt personally mean you its UK, USA and many.....Read it about it.

[@Karan-qj9xv]

this video was only about capturing of one mountain or range there were soo many like this, where the indian warrior fought till his last breath hundereds died for the pride of nation

[@raynoldrynjah2877]

That's what iam proud of the Indian Army

[@Jr-mr2jk]

You might not want to dig into that rabbit hole on how there's so much animosity between India and Pakistan, the history of british rule in india has so much dark history that you might not like.

[@Unkindtulip1905]

I did some trekking at around 15-16k feet. It's not even remotely easy. I had a 40lb backpack and I had to stop every few minutes to catch my breath. Can't even imagine being ambushed and retaliating then. It took me all my strength to even concentrate. They are a lot more acclimatized to that altitude, but still…insane

[@hydra_ger]

When the Indian soldiers seized the heights, the government at the time ordered them to withdraw. This was a poor decision, as the territory they had captured was handed back to Pakistan.

[@Future_dr._nehaNeha]

Just ka few months ago , i heard the entire story of kargil war from the mouth of the hero of kargil war SUBEDAR YOGENDRA SINGH YADAV and i cried a lot after hearing this 🥺

[@Kumar-24]

You will be more than shocked if you will know all the history of India from last 1000 years (all major wars and how India was bleeded by people outside and inside India).

[@parth3278]

3:55 because of western media hipocracy

[@DrAlbino]

Very good video, i think tis my favourite video of yours this year.

[@no.1spectator39]

This is just 1 battle every regiment had their own deployment and stories to tell, I'm from the Naga community and our brave Naga Regiment also have their role in the kargil war ✌️ victory to mother India.

[@rohitpant352]

The head hunters

[@pyrology101]

This was an enjoyable reaction video. You added value with your commentary

[@gautamsah432]

@OriginalHuman ADGPI stands for Additional Directorate General of Public Information of the Indian Army. Its there official channel. Everything they tell you there is 100% authentic. ❤ Indian Army.

[@MG23418]

British was forced to leave India and Pakistan was their parting gift to keep the area unstable for years to come.

[@badmarshmallow9211]

From watching your past videos and your desire to learn about fighter jets, it would make my day to see you react to ‘real engineering’s’ video about the insane engineering of the f35. It’s not too long, has insane production quality and I learned a lot about not just the f35 but fighter jets in general. I think you would love watching it. Looking forward to maybe seeing you react to it 😊.

[@welingkartr416]

There are so many tales of bravery of numerous soldiers of the Indian Army during Kargil. Had it been a battle fought by a western army, they would have made many films on these different firefights. Please remember one of the major handicaps the Indian Army faced at Kargil, apart from the sudden attack for which they were unprepared in terms of men and equipment for those heights, was the direction given to them by the political leadership. True they had very few men at the front acclimatised for those heights, so they had to prepare the new men coming from the plains real quick to fight at those altitudes, they did not have the right equipment to take off the Pakistani Army that had the advantage of the heights they occupied. The real issue was that the PM of India had directed the Generals that under no circumstances were they to cross the border and surprise the enemy from the other side, through their (Pakistani) territory. This was because, these were times when the West (particularly the US and Europe) were pro-Pakistan, a few years into their honeymoon post-Afghanistan. Any breach of the international border would have meant India getting castigated internationally by the US, UK and Europe, leading to a situation where the aggressor (Pakistan) would have been supported and the western powers would have tried to step in and tried to create situations for a ceasefire, which would have not been to India's advantage. The Indian Army fought with their hands really tied in different ways and the fact they they demolished Pakistani General Musharraf's Army comprehensively, showed why they are among the best.

[@shubham_uploades910]

This is the first televised war. Worst thing was that media was showing live Indian soldiers movements and Pakistanis were using that as intelligence and many soldiers lost their lives because I hate this type of freedom.

[@Jan-im4wh]

3:56 why have i never heard of this . REASON : 'Europe's problem are worlds problem but world's problem are never Europe's' - BJP Cabinet minister Bharat's External affairs minister DR S.Jaishankar

[@Conciously-unconscious-mind]

This was a story about the Ladakh Scouts, whose sole purpose was to see if it was Militants who must have taken up the outposts of India. But when then reached the posts they have found it was Pakistani Military who were holding up the posts along with Militants.

[@KrishnamoorthySingaram-ms5pk]

Bro, i thank you for bringing out a rare video, which we layman would not be able to see. You're great bro. Jai Hind!❤

[@roops2939]

We owe everything to our sikh, gorkha, naga, rajputs...and their families

[@CakeorDeath420]

So, Indians? They represent the country not their clan or region.

[@SandeepSingh-fb4ex]

Betrayal by pak army that infiltrated post that were agreed bilaterally to vacate these places during winter. They came , occupied and fired Indian army. I am a student of a captain who was there in Kargil. I learn Israeli KRAVMAGA from him. He is a brilliant human being.

[@shailendra.3559]

The reason why all European and amrican countries never heard of war was because of friendship between Pakistan and America at that time and information was subdued and nobody heard our side

[@abhishektd2010]

this is just a fraction of what all events happened that time at the world's one of the highest battlefields!

[@Kumar-24]

My uncle was in communication department in CRPF in jammu during that war.

[@rknapolean8101]

Its not just the altitude but also the temperature is below -20,30 % .

[@AntiJihadi]

When it comes to mountain warfare, nothing comes close to Indian Army's experience...... That is why even the US ARMY trains with Indian Army.....

[@KamleshDesai]

India 'lost' between 2 and 10km of depth to the Pakistani infiltrators who came in early after the winter snows started to recede. This loss of front was across nearly 100Km of Line of Control and therefore not a skirmish but a full blown battle across that breadth. The basic issue was that the infiltrators now commanded the heights over the arterial highway that connected Ladakh with the rest of kashmir. India had to hide all reasons why this debacle happened in the first place and then fight to get the lost area back This is the genesis of the Kargil War.

[@aaronlopez492]

I was censored by KZbin content moderators overlords. Because I compared the Pak vs India Kargill war to "Spy vs Spy" who would have guessed!

[@HaajVFX]

I looked this up while watching, apparently India has the best mountain divisions in the world

[@MrSajohn]

I am surprised that most of the young Brit’s are not aware of their old empires divide and rule policy, the original reason for the enemity between the two countries. What’s more important is that the Europeans and the Americans kept supporting Pakistan even after all the terror they export. It’s the two bucket theory to support one and sanction the other to keep their war machines running .

[@iShowRecaLL]

9:16 the subtitle was very wrong, the actual words were like this: if the enemy says they will cut our heads we will give them our heads we don't fear them.

[@businessswot1003]

Actual WAR documentary

[@mehulrathore19]

In the last, the enemies bodies (Pakistan soldiers) was criminated with full honor by INDIAN ARMY as Pakistan's army denied to take back the bodies of their soldiers

[@jiteshkumar5965]

Thats Indian Army's official youtube channel

[@bluezone2357]

My uncle lost his life in Kargil War & Indian Govt & Army did lot of things for his family. That's why I don't like people who talk even a little bit against Indian Army. Becos some idiots sitting at their home don't understand what Indian Army personals go through. My father was also in Army but he was basically clerk, so he was not deployed on battlefield but was 10km back. My mother used to be tensed at that time n we were small, back that time i was unaware of these things.

[@scrypto3659]

It's a war in the name of religion. One religion keeps the world in peace. Very peaceful.

[@Kamalsunilkumar421]

You should have to visit ladakh, very beautiful place.

[@indrajitgupta3280]

Chorbat La and the firefight there was out on the right flank of the massive incursion by the Northern Light Infantry (as they were later known) of the Pakistan Army. The idea was to call down artillery fire onto the Dras to Leh road, that lay within gunshot range of Pakistani artillery, and isolate the military positions facing north, into the Siachen high altitude battle front, and facing east, confronting the PLA of the Chinese. This was a salient that had been captured during the 1971 hostilities, and in the village of Turtuk, down in the valley next to Chorbat La, there are still Pakistan Army pensioners. The battle line extended all the way down the highway up until Dras, and there were several pitched battles and very heavy casualties on both sides, before the infiltrators could be persuaded to withdraw, This side-action highlights the newly raised Ladakh Scouts, light infantry raised from locals, and their much admired leader, Sonam Wangchuk. Wangchuk, Major at that time, figures in the video as the local officer on the spot, who sent out the patrol.

History for context: Kargil Pak invasion was the brain child of then President of Pakistan “Gen Parvez Musharraf”. It was a his revenge against their losses in Siachen Glacier when he was the Brigade Commander of Special Services Group (SSG) in 1984. They failed miserably to take control of Siachen Glacier & India took complete control over after Operation Meghdoot. He thought that once Pakistan is able to capture Kargil, they’ll have direct control over National Highway 1A connecting Srinagar to Leh. Hence choking the supplies to Siachen & then they’ll be able to snatch Siachen. However Pak army fails to have long term strategic thinking. Where they didnt account for supplies to Leh through Manali highway (although quite treacherous back then) & high altitude landing base “Daulat Beg Olie” overlooking Karakoram Pass which can he used for reinforcements & supplies in case of emergency

[@rexxbailey2764]

YEAH WHATEVER... 😑😒

[@itx__me__hari]

India win #kargilwar1999

[@vikrampagedar7377]

ADGPI stands for Additional Directorate General of Public Information. It is a part of the Directorate General of Military Intelligence which is Government of India body responsible for Media and Public Relations activities.

[@DawaTamang-g9e]

Jai hind 🇮🇳 🙏🏻

[@rajindersinghsandhusandhu7811]

Check out vedios on kargil title is the 50 day war it's in 6parts if your interest is to know more about it 562 Indians layed down their life in high altitude to get back the Indian territory

[@arjunreeves]

I was in Ladakh last week, the infrastructure is a lot better now to move the army, but back in the day I don't know how they managed it, the terrain is just unbelievably hostile

[@rajkiran6232]

That is because of border roads organisation

[@anksphenomenon]

"there is a deep history between two countries..." i am chuckling while i say this: try reading old history books, but you might find the references to british colonization a bit too close to home .. :D

[@richi2831]

The hatred is deeply rooted in religion. That's the bottom of it.

[@Indyofthedead]

A very, very brief history of India and Pakistan. Following WW2, the UK made the decision to relinqiuish their colonies and the largest was India (at the time it was India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh as one region). In British India, there were Hindus and Muslims that lived together in peace. However, with their newly attained independence, Indian leaders ultimately moved to create an India for Muslims and an India for Hindus. A British General drew probably the worst borders for the split ever drawn, creating modern-day India, West Pakistan, and East Pakistan (now called Bangladesh). The seperation created a crisis where people migrated to their respective new nations, often leaving behind homes that had been in their families for generations. Violence also broke out during this migration and over a million people died as a result. They've been bitter rivals ever since.

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

Indian leaders created Pakistan???? 😂😂😂😂 What was Muslim League doing then? Halala of their women?😂😂😂

[@ajd585]

Correction the division was a line drawn not by a general but a lawyer from London who had never been to India did not have an understanding of Indian society. He wad given a quick brief and told to get on with it. He used inaccurate census data to draw the line on religious lines not knowing a thing about the various religions. Once he drew the line he flew back to London. Only being responsible for over a million deaths. Just like Churchill being responsible for 6 million dead in the Bengal famine.

[@rexxbailey2764]

​@@ajd585 : THAT WHOLE OPERATION WAS DELIBERATELY, HAPHAZARDLY DONE , AS PART OF THE VERY STRATEGY TO SHORT CIRCUIT THAT ENTIRE POWDER KEG SITUATION BEING DONE IN THE WORST POSSIBLE WAY, WITH THE FULL KNOWLEDGE THAT ALL IT'S CONSEQUENCES AND IT'S BRUNT WOULD NOT BE ANY 'POLITICAL ' , BUT GONNA FALL STRAIGHT UPON THE UNSUSPECTING PEOPLE ON THE GROUND OVER THERE DIRECTLY! AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT THEN HAPPENNED! AS PLANNED. A WOUND MEANT TO FESTER FOR LONG YEARS NICELY! 😑😒👌👍

[@rexxbailey2764]

​@@ajd585 : THAT WHOLE OPERATION WAS DELIBERATELY, HAPHAZARDLY DONE , AS PART OF THE VERY STRATEGY TO SHORT CIRCUIT THAT ENTIRE POWDER KEG SITUATION BEING DONE IN THE WORST POSSIBLE WAY, WITH THE FULL KNOWLEDGE THAT ALL IT'S CONSEQUENCES AND IT'S BRUNT WOULD NOT BE ANY 'POLITICAL ' , BUT GONNA FALL STRAIGHT UPON THE UNSUSPECTING PEOPLE ON THE GROUND OVER THERE DIRECTLY! AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT THEN HAPPENNED! AS PLANNED. A WOUND MEANT TO FESTER FOR LONG YEARS NICELY! 😑😒👌👍

[@gsanttoshkumar1363]

The sad part is the American government supported Pakistan and wasn't willing to give information to India using the GPS, and stop the service to pakistan. Fortunately, the Israel supported India.

[@SubbuVairavan]

Pakistan violated the Shimla and some other agreement and even after all this they still lost. Notable heroes were Vikram Batra and Yogesh Yadav

[@siddharthgandhi9727]

Well, Mate...! If you don't know much about it, but in a single line, This is what happens when Brits are involved.

[@satyajeetsahoo6004]

Bro that channel is the original channel of indian army, controlled by the defense Ministry of india

[@anyaashah248]

It all started because the British divided our county, india nd pakistan used to be one country but we're divided by the British

[@harshrajesatpude2410]

Its a Kargil War, Pakistani Military Troops capture the Indian Bankers in Kargil Point 4875 and Tiger Hill. 527 Brave Indian Army Soldiers have given their lives to get back our Land.

[@shabirbhatti11147]

This is according to India, the reality is different.

[@srivatsavarajagopalan9790]

Not just india but the entire world knows the reality . Well . If Pakistan won the 1971 war then how did Bangladesh get liberated . Anyone with common sense might ask but I don’t doubt mulla nations to ask such a question 😂😂😂

[@sajankumars84]

Yogesh Singh yadav is the real Rambo of Indian army

[@sakshammishra4989]

check out the battle of rezang la with what bravery our soldiers fought

[@parthadutta987]

#Information After all this fight & casualty our Indian Army buried all the enemy bodies with Islam rituals because Pakistan refused to acknowledge & accept them. Proud of our professional yet humanaterian Army. ❤

[@AnilKumarVerma-i9x]

It was neither battle nor war it was conflict

[@vaishakiyer]

Watch the movie LOC kargil, it about the same kargil war

[@kpopbuzzindo]

Additional Directorate General of Public Information

[@vishalverma5144]

Irony is a British doesn't even know the conflict between India and Pakistan

[@lostman0057]

1999 kargil is considered a battle not a war.

[@ananths8828]

one thing u must know is that this was majorly the british play.

[@Kamalsunilkumar421]

Your nation support pakistan by providing wapons against india, on the the other hand RUSSIA support india by providing weapons at the time of indo pakistan war and kargil war....thats the different.