Let me answer your question. I would put all victories of both India and Pakistan of 65 war without any biased commentary.. You can wise enough to guess who was winning the war.
First indian victories.
Lahore sector:
Indians were able to penetrate a few miles into Pakistani territory after a surprise night attack and managed to capture some land right next to border. They manged to capture territory till town of Barki. Indian advanced however was stalled beyond this town. They often post this picture very often thinking they captured Lahore.
This town of Barkee which is part of Lahore district and not Lahore city. All the land up to Wahga border is part of Lahore district.
The town of Barkee however is just 7-8 kilometers from the border.
Sialkot Sector:
Here Indians won the battle of Phelora. They advanced further till town of Chawinda. Same chawinda where biggest battle of tanks after 2nd world war was fought. The distance of Chawinda from international border is
17 kilometers.
After Chawinda Indian advance was halted till the end of war.
Hajirpir Sector:
Another important victory is of Hajipir pass. It is a strategic pass in the Kashmir or in Poonch sector. Haji pir pass is situated very close to LOC. It is around 8.5-9 km from LOC today.
These are the major victories of India in 65 war. There might be a few minor victories too but the major ones are these 3.
Pakistani
victories:
Akhnor Sector:
Pakistan made fierce advancements in this sector. In fact it was the losses in this sector that
forced India to give back strategic Hajir Pir pass after the war.
Pakistan reached beyond Chamb and and came very close to threaten Akhnoor town. This is the reason Indians decided to give back Haji pir pass to get back territory in this sector. Akhnoor is around 7.5 km from border today.
Khemkaran Sector:
Pakistan captured the town of Khemkaran and made further advance till Asal Uttar. This is where Indians managed to decisively stop Pakistani advance. Asal Uttar is around 9.5 km from the international border.
Rajhistan Sector:
Indian attack in this sector was a total failure. Indians not only failed to capture anything in this sector. They also lost a major part of territory in this sector. The kishangarh fort picture that was posted above was posted in previous pages is part of this campaign. It is 338 km from the international border.
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This is the total neutral synopsis of this war. You can guess yourself that despite having all the superiority in numbers and resources, whether Indians won this war or not.
Anyways who cares. Not the chai wala government in Delhi who is celebrating 65 war "victory" while beating the hell out of its 65 war veterans.
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