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Dec 16, 2021 • 14 tweets • 6 min read • Read on X
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Just some pictures for y’all to cherish and mourn over, today from the 1971 war.

Dogras holding the National flag after capturing an enemy post in West #akistan. Image
IA Tanks at Chamb sector. Image
Captured Pakistani Sherman Tank. Image
Pak M-24 Chaffee tank laying abandoned and disabled at #Hardinge bridge. Image
Captured Pak M-47 Patton. Image
Captured Pak Army T-59, Battle of #Longewala. Image
Pak Army Patton tank being hit and catching flames. Image
Indian Army Paratroopers from 2 Para on entering #Dhaka. Image
Mukti Vahini Fighters. ImageImage
#Bangladeshi Civilians fleeing East Pakistan into India during Op Searchlight by the Pak Army. Image
Bangladeshi Locals cheering and welcoming #Indian troops in Dhaka. Image
#Pakistani Collaborators getting killed in cold blood in front of large groups. Image
Happy faces of locals in newly formed Bangladesh. Image
Well these pictures do not require an introduction, do they?😊 ImageImageImageImage

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