Indo-Pakistan War 71 - The Indian Navy Attacks Karachi - Animated
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In the first hours of the Indo-Pakistan War of 1971, the Indian Navy Western Fleet sets sail from Bombay en route to Karachi to destroy the oil storage depots so vital to Pakistan's war effort. In there way stands the Pakistan Navy and Air Force.
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I'm glad you guys finally did something on the Indo Pakistani War of 71 because no offense to India, but every time they do something on this topic its very hard to take them seriously because of how unnecessarily goofy they are when they depict it on media but they do alot better when they do documentaries sometimes on this but this is true as it will ever get until india decides to make it convincing and believable enough as they do with documentaries. What we also need is something on the Nathu La and Cho La clashes or the Second Sino Indian War of 1967.
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Brave man tempting the UA-cam overlords with such a vicious brand as a toy, die cast metal, not real firearm look alike as "Goat Guns!!!" 😇😂 Cheers mate, love your videos!!
Has UA-cam managed to teach their LD AI how to tell if a gun is model sized yet?
What makes this even more interesting is that Indian Admiral Nanda was born in Karachi. He also learned sailing at the Karachi Yacht club. He talks about the bittersweetness of this operation in his book.
The two nations never should have been partitioned.
@@tinyyoutuber.2091 and still ur begairat behaya ghasti raped and converted randi musalmina ammi khala behen are doing there islami randibaazi halala at shahhen Bagh the beg for Indian citizenship BCz islamic Republic of hira Mandi randistan porkistan bhikharistan Pakistan can no longer feed it's 💩 looking ganduudin namazi aashiq gay rasool Muslim piglets 😂😂😂
@@tinyyoutuber.2091yes Muslims of India are living in much better condition than Pakistan lol
@@tinyyoutuber.2091hah! That rich cause last time I remember Pakistan has been begging for money for the last 50yrs from IMF and is china’s bankrupt bitch
@@RobinTheBot yeah...tell that to them Brits who neither take any responsibility or atleast teach their kids about the stuff they did in British schools
When news of Pakistan's surrender broke, the Soviets were more jubilant than India because this was the first time that a Soviet backed nation had won against a western backed nation.
Vietnam? Syria?
@@durgeshsss Vietnam and Syria was after that.
@@durgeshsss Vietnam was still ongoing. Not sure which Syrian war you're referring to.
@@dhurvasamagadave01ohh thanks
@@nirvansiga5575the recent one ..where russian supporting Syrian government against rebels
Incredibly the Pakistan Navy learnt nothing and just four days later an identical missile boat operation,Op python was launched with much success for the Indian Navy again .Look forward to a video on that.
The Pakistani military didn't learn anything from the entire war back then it were the Bengalis now it is the Baloch, Sindhi, Kashmir, and even some Punjabis who happen to support Imran Khan
@@droomankaas5904lol Pakistan jahil
Government doesn't change the ideology of a nation
Facists? Just like Pakistan army who controls Pakistan?
Indian regime is facists? Lol brainwashed Kiddo go n educate yourself first
PAK!STAN HAS HUGES ST0CKS 0F FANTAST!C TEA F0R IND!A S0LD!ERS AND P!L0TS!!!
😊😊😊😄😄😄🤭🤭🤭
Do the Pakistani navy even have anti ship missiles? Anti ship missiles will only result in a one sided slaughter for countries that do not have any.
@@bramha9680 kya bhonk rha hai bharway, sab pro pakistani hain facts dekh dallay
Thank u India for 1971❤️
Love from Bangladesh ❤️
you are our brother.
❤❤❤congrats bro for your freedom and liberty
YOU WELCOME BENGALI TRAITOR. LOOL. HAHA😂😂😂
Bro don't just only thank india, join india in next conflict if Pakistan dares and contribute in liberation of Baluchis like india did to the people of Bangladesh by stopping the genocide and mass r*pes against innocent population of Balochistan 😢
The pogroms and rapes, the unbelievable depravities of Pakistani Army deserved a response.
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I hope that my country contributes not just militarily for my neighborhood though. We hope to contribute to economic, health and education sectors of our neighborhood without the political agenda.
That is actually really impressive by the Indian Navy. One of the things that surprised me the most was honestly that those soviet era missiles actually did their job quite well.
Well at this one they were in their prime, not rotted and decrepit because they were in storage for 50 years
Alright leave out of the war in the comments below please
Like what was said, the Soviet missiles were actually pretty good for the time. The problem is that those same missiles aren't that good today and those same missiles are still being used today way past the end of their shelf life. The war in Ukraine shows just how well those old missiles are because both sides are still using them and there is only something like 20% failure when one would expect 60%+ failures.
True but evidence too why the U.S. has always taken Russia's military capacity seriously.
You must probably end up weeping if they start telling you the history of Pakistani F-104 Starfighters getting shot down by Indian Mig 21s.
This war essentially demonstrated that Cold war era American military equipment wasn't invincible. If it was, US ally Pakistan wouldn't have lost so badly.
Indian military actually gives much higher emphasis on maintainance of their equipment compared to the Russians.
Covering A lesser known but quite modern war, Nice!
Also why I subbed to this channel! I hope they cover some Iran-Iraq war stuff next because some of that conflict was unbelievable.
I think it's pretty well known
War thunder goated fr
@@SMJ495 some of that war was complete chaos, just started learning about it and have been amazed at how dramatic it all was
i have no knowledge of this war, excited to get started!
Everytime India and Pakistan face off - India crushes them.
TBH, we didn't 'crush' them in '65. That was the one point in history where we were at our relative weakest and they at their strongest, militarily. Due to massive eff-ups by their top-brass, they made a real mess of it. Militarily, it was a stalemate, though had the ceasefire not happened, it would've gotten worse fot them. Strategically, of course, they failed at their objectives, and we stayed with status quo, so we won on that count.
@@anonymouslyopinionated656india was still recovering in 1965 from 1962 war which we lost against china
Still we won the 1965 war.
wars are won on objectives.. Pakistan didn't achieve its objective of operation Gibraltar and opration grand slam..which was to capture kashmir
On the other hand india successfully defended kashmir
Pakistan had better weapons and soldiers with high moral... unlike india
Still India captured 1820 km² land of Pakistan...where Pakistan only captured 580 km² of indian land.
Even against china as well. Especially 1967 war , Galwan issue tawang issue etc...
you didnt crush us in 1947-48 (we have half of kashmir if you guys had we wouldnt have kashmir or gilgit) nor did you crush us in 1965
They need to win once but we need to win every time...
I’m from the USA, we never learned about this war in our schools, which to me is very disappointing. I’m very impressed by the competence of the Indian navy, I hope we can become closer as nations! 🇺🇸 ❤ 🇮🇳
thats cause US had supported Pakistan and sent its Carrier battle group into Indian waters. India didn chicken out and instead sent its own Carrierr Battle Group head on, and asked the Soviets to back em up. US didn wanna face a Indian+Soviet fleet and backed out.
Its not surprising. History is barely taught at all and there isnt enough time to start talking about other country's wars and history. Plus everyone kinda knew Pakistan was in the wrong, we were only helping them to maintain diplomatic channels with China and limit Soviet spread into Afganistan and middle east
Believe me u guys know nothing about other country
@@rajmohan5614it's not his fault I bet u don't even know American civil wars
@@Your_real_dad i know what are the things they done in international level... I dont want to know about american internal problems who cares
Let me share an interesting tidbit
Indian Navy's aircraft carrier INS vikrant which the PNS Ghazi was trying to hunt was not present at the port of vishakapatnam at that time to begin with, Indian Navy had already moved it elsewhere anticipating attacks on it yet several operations were undertaken by the Indian naval intelligence to fool the Pakistanis into thinking that vikrant was still present at visakhapatnam,
one of which was ordering large quantities of rations from local markets to the port, the idea was to fool the enemy spies into thinking there's a large vessel docked at the vishakapatnam port and these rations are for its crew
At the same time a destroyer INS rajput was packed with multitude of sensory equipment to emit the signals of INS vikrant and was used as a decoy,, everyday it used to sail around 160 miles off vishakapatnam
And it actually worked, on 25th November 1971 the Indian Navy intercepted a signal which was being sent from the Pakistani naval establishment to the PNS Ghazi saying :- “INTELLIGENCE INDICATES CARRIER IN PORT” and that she should proceed to Visakhapatnam with all despatch!”
This deception plan of the naval intelligence successfully managed to fool the Pakistani intelligence and PNS Ghazi into believing that INS vikrant was still present at visakhapatnam
& It was destroyed by INS Rajput by depth Charge
This was a very cool little bit of information
@@the3rdid485 Here is another: During the entire operation, Indian missile boats and corvettes were communicating in Russian.
@@death_parade Actually we don't need to we have so many languages. IA often uses its multilingual officers to communicate in different langauages at the border
@@yorisingrango9837 What are you saying bruh? Had they used any of our Indian languages, during the op and had the Pakis intercepted those comms. they'd have known what we were up to. That was the entire point of using Russian for communication.
my grandpa participated in this war as a indian air force pilot,he told me that when the Americans sent a carrier to help pakistan.they signed up for a suicide mission to destroy that carrier.thankfully the russians came to our aid and that op was cancelled
Yep, their mission was to strike us carrier
We are friendly now. Thankfully.
...but a simulation of a battle between a 1970's American cvbg and the Indian navy would be an good gaming exercise.
The real thing would have been tragic, geopolitically.
There is zero evidence that during the height of the US war in Vietnam, the U.S. was looking to start a war with India. This is absolutely fake and absurd news.
Indian air force got their asses handed to them by Pakistan air force :), especially in 1965.
It would've initiated the third world war
I didn't know the details of this incident. India did a good job in their operation 👏
Difference is that China benefitted from their exports, whereas other countries benefitted from India's exports and India herself got left behind
The
Ping pong on your dp?😅
@@championmaterial5014 yes 👀👀
As an Indian who has been a keen follower of this channel, it makes me super happy to see The Ops Room cover one of the Indian Navy's greatest victories. Thank you ❤
India has had the highest number of bi-lateral wars since WW2. None are usually covered by Western channels who dominate youtube.
@@marcd5196still he only covered like 25% of the war and ignored the rest cause in the end west was also humiliated after supporting a genocidal paxtan 🤣
@@chillax360 well he will cover more hopefully part by part. India gives the highest viewership on youtube videos ;)
@@chillax360
They covered it on other channel
@@chillax360 yeah he only covered 25% because if you've been paying attention this channel covers specific "Operations" i.e. battles. It's literally in the channel's name. Stop embarassing the rest of us - People are gonna think every Indian is a dumb jingoist like you.
-be PNS Ghazi
-float up to Visakhapatnam peacefully
-refuse to elaborate on why
-explode
Exploded due to depth charge by INS Rajput
@@durgeshsss How come indian navy keep denying that.I am an Indian and am just curious.
Good meme
@@RaviKiran-uq8npprobably cuz war didn't officially started by then and we do not want ourselves to be looked as agressors.
@@RaviKiran-uq8npnavy denied that but the officers wouldn't
The war of 71 almost never gets covered I’m so glad it’s finally getting the attention it deserves
That's because a western backed country lost to a Soviet backed country...
This is what the west does - manipulate people's way of thinking and controlling global media. Everywhere you see you'll find pro-American or pro-western things being played and uploaded. Very rarely you'll find the outcome of Vietnam war or Indo-Pak war of '71 or the most recent evacuate of American military from Afghanistan...
USA and UK supported the genocide and rape of innocent Bengalis. Obviously the west doesn't want the world to talk about it
Yes
a War in which India actually learned from all their past mistakes and gave best results! (first and last time tho)
Awesome video! Kindly continue the series on the Indo-Pak war of 1971.
This is an eye opener for us Pakistanis who have been blind folded by our military from the reality.
As a Pakistani I agree
let us not fight anymore.
@@reichdesarnabno one wants to fight except our goverments. In india we have no negative view for pakistani but for their goverment.
@@adarshkumar-ve3fs i have seen kids on yt who are interviewd by some people, they talk about destroying india and how every hindu living in pakistan should either convert to islam or go to india, which again they gonna gazwa-e-hind
hate doctrine is caarzy there, but i do like people and food, the dictators are like, the shittiest
Pakistan army is more harmful for Pakistan than it is for India.
Like a parasite that's destroying its host from within.
As a Bangladeshi, I am extremely thankful to you guys for covering the events of our war of liberation. Due to some political complications here. The role of the Indian army has by and large been reduced to a footnote. Hoping you all the best!
It indeed is a sad reality that India and Bangladesh couldn't get along better despite fighting Pakistani oppression as brothers in arms. Hopefully that changes in the future.
They attacked us first and we make them surrendered in 17 days it's nothing about liberation of bangla but we have to won cause porkistan attacked us
@@death_paradeyou can blame rampant radicalisation of Bangladeshi population after the death of Mujib and the alliance of BNP-Jamat. Situation is actually much better now from what was there in 80s to early 2000s.
@@death_parade Not sure where the confusion is bhai, India and Bangladesh could have been on more friendlier terms although there are some problems still left to work out. I was referring to the fact that our history books only refer to the Indian army as a single paragraph while dedicating hundreds to the mukti bahini who were ineffective with out Indian artillery support
@@arijitpalit2756 Yeah. Here is hoping economic growth makes it better.
India has used Soviet weapons with more proficiency than Russians ever did.
True...India has used the mig 21 s to shoot down f 104 and f 86
They fought Pakistan,which is a muslim country.And muslims suck at modern war.
@@sarants4488
Also an F-16 in 2019. Although the MiG itself did end up getting shot down too.
Definitely not
@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984not by f 16 but by anti air defences
Well done and much appreciated. Being a historian myself, I am embarrased to admit I know virtually nothing of the Indian and Pakastani wars other than the fact they existed. This was another excellent production with equally well produced narration which concisely informed of the history and activity of the war.
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Brother there r more wars u can watch "IN DEPTH" as how Indian soldiers communicated,without any good equipments and ammunations how the army won and the biggest of all!!!93000 Pak soldiers surrendered in front of Indian army in this war in Bangladesh 😮
This was one of the most brilliant naval attacks, using small missiles boats in a way even the original designers didn't imagine they could be used.
My father and his brothers were at war of 1971. My father was in INS Krishna. During tje war four ships of K class were together, - Krishna, Kaveri, Kukri and Kirpan. Kukri sank after being torpedo ( could not hv been Pak ). My father returned home but my class mates fathers did not. I still cannot forget them. Indian Navy did an excellent. job. My prayers always with INS Kukri officers and sailors. God bless them
It says the Kukri sunk to the PNS Hangor by torpedo. What do you mean it couldn't be pak
@@taikaiju9753 there is a claim popular with Indian Navy officers of the time that the Kukri was sunk by an American submarine operating in the area as a warning against running another strike operation against Pakistani port facilities.
It was very likely Hangor that sank the ship.
I'm sorry, but this insistence that the Khukri was not sunk by the Hangor is nonsense. Is this some sort of jingoism that won't let you admit that the Pakistan Navy could score even a single victory?
@@Positive916 its not a non sense claim. You need to read amore about the level of support pakistan was provided by the US. You should read more about the task force 74 sent by Nixon to attack a democracy and protect the pakistani army while they did the bangladesh genocide during this war. Indian fighter pilots were even prepared to do kamikaze attacks on the seventh fleet if it came to that. Fortunately pakistan surrendered before that while USSR subs were already present just to thwart the US.
@@arnavsadhu Sources?
For this attack, the crew was sent to Sevastopol for training. After the successful attack, Nikita Khrushcev & the soviet admirals were so proud & delighted for the Indian crew that he came personally to Bombay (now Mumbai) to congratulate his Indian counterpart
Not Khrushchev. He died on 11th September 1971. Soviet Admirals did came and congratulated.
During 1971 war the president of the USSR was Nikolai Podgorny.
Confidently incorrect
@RobinTheBot traditionally a claim requires evidence or supporting information, maybe you should provide some?
Khruschev was dead by then 😕
After follweing you for almost 3 years, it warms my heart that The Ops Room has covered an Indian related combat operation and done so well. :)
And what about the incorrect map of India in this video ? You okay with that ?
@@ritzmillan7033iddo this is internationally accepted maps by UN
He used war time maps to give proper info about who controls the exact region..etc
Thoda padh liya karo chucho...
@@ritzmillan7033no. This is totally not acceptable. . we should report him and ban his channel showing wrong map of india. 😂😂😂😂. Chicha .. Thoda padh liya hota school pe. 😂😂😂
@@Zenwarrior123 are you with or against using wrong map of India ?
@@ritzmillan7033 Stop nitpicking.. He is probably European or American.. How would he know about disputed claims of territories around the world. 🙄
I read somewhere that even the soviet defence minister was surprised that styx missiles worked so well. It was made mainly to attack enemy ships not land targets but India pulled off an attack on land too which Soviets never thought India would be able to do. They thought India had no weapon for ship to land attack.
Fun Fact- *_The 🇮🇳Indian navy communicated in fluent Russian language with each other during the entire strike ops. Campaign. This was done deliberately(since all crew of the OSA M Class missile boats which were used, were trained in the Soviet union and knew Russian) ,hence even if Indian naval communications were somehow intercepted Pakistanis would be confused_*
*_Coincidently, it was later revealed that Pakistanis were utterly terrified assuming that the Soviet Union itself had attacked them, by the time they realized what was happening 🇮🇳IN. Navy had decimated the entire 🇵🇰P. Navy and its only port and naval base Karachi was in rubble_*
Holy shit... Imagine those poor Pakistanis listening in and thinking that the global superpower had at a whim decided to murder you.... Terrifying
@@xSwaghettiYolonesEx India is the country with most english speakers, more english speakers than America and britain. You know nothing. Keep your dumb knowledge to yourself.
@Jewlensky Bot how would punjabi accent urdu speakers differentiate ? 🤣
Fun fact: theyre a country in north africa
@@xSwaghettiYolonesEx India doesn give a f about English unless its needed. Indians speak Hindi and the respective state language.
Pakistan got so scared of losing big ships after that they stopped operating anything bigger than frigate
Did they even had anything bigger than frigate?
@@SPEARHEADGLOBAL They had Battle class destroyers,like the Khaibar they just blew up in this video.
@@naamadossantossilva4736 Turns out Khaibar was HMS Cadiz that was sold to pakistan along with HMS Gabbard back in the 50's.
🤣🤣🤪
Yeh darr acha hain 🤣
I would daresay 1971 was the finest hour of the Indian Armed Forces. And OP Trident is one of the many feathers in that cap. Gratitude to the absolute chads like Sam Bahadur, JFR Jacob, Sant Singh, Ian Cardozo, and most certainly, SM Nanda. 🇧🇩🇮🇳
The things you learn when invited into the Operations Room. I knew nothing of this battle and little of the war. Brilliant.
I’m so glad this channel is covering less known wars and battles.
One of the most overlooked major war of the Cold War.
Glad you covered this!
Yes
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I’m so happy that you covered this. The war is often overlooked on the world stage. There are so many things that happened in this war that had lasting effects for the future generations
As a Pakistani I agree
The naval war of 71 was a very interesting conflict it saw the first use of anti-ship missiles in the ground attack role, it almost saw a carrier battle between the Indian navy and the US navy and the birth of the Bangladesh navy.
Fun fact: "Hangor" is the Bangladeshi word for "Shark".
Another fun fact: PNS Ghazi used to be an American Tench-class submarine known as USS Diablo.
It's a Bengali word for shark, whose origins is from Prakrit
I have partial Indian heritage and I've made a point of action to learn much more concerning Indian history. The excellent, the good, the bad and the ugly. I have been awaiting this moment for such a while.
A lesser known engagement, and lesser known conflict which deserves more attention to inform ourselves for the future.
⚔️🇮🇳
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Whats soemthing ugly and or bad?
@@dwarfie24 Although, much of the 20th century conflicts that India has partook in are substantially informed by the Cold War, even more informed by the legacy of British imperialism and the last colonial action which was the crude separation of territories, India is not the consistent moral force within these conflicts as some are staunch proponents of.
@@AshanBhatoa Ok, but just one thing, do you agree with me that their conflicts with china atleast are somewhat justified?
Or am I missing something?
@@paulbiring743 You think he might be a Chinese troll?
Shame if so I was hoping to have found someone who understood, how I felt against my own dear Pakistan.
Fun fact for you'll reading this, my father and my grandparents were living in Karachi when this raid happened and my father was just 1 year old. My grandparents remember how much he used to cry when they had to switch off the lights during the air raids. They safely returned back to India after 9 years
Hindu or Muslim??
@@DiabloNemes Catholic
@@aureliovincentsaviorodrigu4968 where did your family migrated to ? and were you welcomed
@@Kakashihatake-ys6tq we didn't "migrate" as such, we just returned back to our home in Goa, and at that time it wasn't uncommon for Goans to go and work in Pakistan
@@aureliovincentsaviorodrigu4968 oh i see
Indian navy don't play around. Naval warfare is brutal!!
This is fascinating! This is a part of history that most of my fellow Americans have little to no idea went on
I grew up/went to an American embassy school in the Middle East. The guards were all former Indian paratroopers and we'd hang out with them even when school was out because they had such great stories and the best tea I've ever had.
a lot fo americans know about this war and a lot don't
I thought India and pakistan were just phone scammers.
@@marvelous5038 most don't.
Go out on the street in LA or NYC. Talk to 50 people. See if they're even aware that India and Pakistan went to war.
While you're at it, see if they're aware that China and Vietnam went to war against each other.
Most will have no idea of either of those.
You can double the sample size. Quadruple it. Same outcome.
So AIWFS, this is a part of history that most of my fellow Americans have little to no idea went on.
I already knew. Though really unless the war directly involves a person's country, people are rarely learn gonna about specific foreign conflicts, not really an American issue in particular.
make more videos on this war.. like how Indian army captured entire bangladesh in 13 days, how Indian army forced 93 thousand pakistani soldiers surrender, and how India was prepared to face the 7th fleet of US navy
prepared to face the 7th fleet of US navy? And then what
@@bBersZthen USSR helped india against USS enterprise...
@@durgeshsss To what end
@@bBersZtill they get the F away out of fear..
@@bBersZ both sides had nukes .... USSR literally threatened USA and BRITAIN that if you attack india we will consider it as attack on USSR
Aaand another gem I'm sure, thanks a lot!
My heart goes out to all those who were affected by such a long-standing conflict.
Bruh.. it lasted 15 days!
Millions of bangladesis were ra*ped by pak army. Our river was red due to their blood that's why we got involved in war
@@DoomedCookie795 Yes we all know how the Indian army swept through & took back PoK... Oh wait 🤔
My parents lived through the independence war and eventually emigrated from Bangladesh. Eternally grateful for that. Thanks for the videos showcasing this conflict.
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Absolutely delighted that Ops Room is covering this war. It's a "minor" conflict with major players. India and Soviets on one side and Pakistan, china and the west on the other.
2 more incidents from this war that may be worth covering are the battle of Longewala where an Indian company of 100 men held off a regiment(?) Of Pakistani mobile infantry.
The second incident is the battle of Assal Uttar where indian centurion and AMX 13s faced off against Pakistani Pattons. One of the biggest tank on tank engagement of the modern era.
Edit: Inaccurately said that Assal Uttar happened in this war. It was actually an event from the 65 war
I think Assal Uttar is from 65 war.
It was a major conflict, not calling it one is so Eurocentric
Patton Nagar 🔥
@soham6649 tula conflict and war madhla difference samjhto ka?
Te jau de
Tula minor ani major cha farak tari samjhto ka bala?
@@durgeshsss Mitra tula quotation marks cha artha kalto ka? Minor conflict manjhe actual minor conflict. "Minor" conflict manjhe inaccurately conflict la minor tag kelay.
Yeuda Kay Maaz re tula. Ugach aakaivtos
Here to watch before Google automatically deletes something
Thank you, as an Indian....It was a treat to watch. And special thanks from my family, as 3 of our elders were in the Navy, with a great Uncle actually having served as a Crew on INS Nirghat on that historic night...
As a Pakistani I agree
@@thehunterwr4666least based pakistani
@@1-spartan ty 🗿 🍷
Sweet mother of god, that was a brutal engagement...
Wait until you hear Operation Python, and Indian Navy's East Pakistan Ops...
Pns ghazi was destroyed by the Indian navy not unknown circumstances
The official version of the Indian Navy is that the Ghazi was sunk by the Rajput's depth charges at around midnight of 3/4 December. However, there have been several opposing theories put forward mainly due to the confusion of dates and when the Rajput sailed out on it's mission which led analysts to conclude that the Rajput was nowhere near when the explosions took place. There have been some recollections by officers that the explosions actually occurred on 2/3 December. Lt H Dhingra of the Indian submarine rescue vessel, Nistar said that the explosions had been reported to him on 1/2 December. Though, it was later confirmed without doubt that the Ghazi exploded at 00:15 hrs on 3/4 December when the Rajput sailed out, consideration of these varying reports led to a theory that the Ghazi was actually sunk by accidentally detonating one of it's own mines when it was laying a mine-field. Ghazi presumably had commenced laying mines on 3 December 1971 and at least 2-3 mines were laid in close proximity in a linear pattern 150 meters apart and at a depth of about 30 meters. These mines had a "ship count" mechanism meaning that the mine would arm only after a preset number of ships or submarines had passed overhead. It was also possible that the Rajput's depth charges had caused the mines to arm and was ready to claim their victim, friend or foe. It has been well established that the position where the depth charges were launched was almost exactly where the wreck of the Ghazi was found so damage to the latter by the charges was almost inevitable. The clock recovered from the wreck of the Ghazi had stopped functioning at exactly 00:15 hrs, which was around 10-15 minutes after the charges were launched. However, on interrogation, the divers revealed that the hull had been blown outwards, probably due an internal explosion. One of the causes for this could have been a Hydrogen explosion, which may occur while recharging of the batteries, but if this were the case, the bodies found in the Ghazi would have been charred a lot more. Also, the possibility of an external mine causing the sinking was completely ruled out due to the amount of internal damage suffered and the forward section of the hull being splayed outward. It is more probable that there was an internal fire in the forward area where the torpedoes and mines were stored and near the torpedo tubes that ultimately sealed the fate of the Ghazi.
Like always, amazingly crafted video 🎉
The Operations Room videos are so awesome, that I usually click "like" before I start watching them
Rough day to be in the Pakistan navy.
Each day is a rough day if you are in pak military.
And if pak is acting against indian military then best of luck
@@HarryLincoln-cd4wydamn. 40 plus comments in this video? Real salty huh?
@@thatindiandude4602 He can't digest others not supporting his bulls*it
@@HarryLincoln-cd4wyyou seems like a oversmart jobless kid
Who acting cool here on yt using a mobile which your dad bought for you ...
Why so afraid of hindus
N learn some basic English...your English is like you and your family..poor aaff ..
@@durgeshsssthe last time they faced off pakistan shot down a su 30 and mig 21 entering pakistani airspace
Impressive feat by the Indian Navy.
A small details was missed out. The small Soviet missile boats were actually towed by the larger IN warships as it had limited endurance and had to retreat at full speed after emptying the missile silos. Even Russians were impressed after they realized it.
Great video outlining the heroics of the Indian Navy. Operation trident remains epic till date.
Love the video as always
This episode also known as 'seal clubbing for beginners'. Man, goes to show you what an advantage first strike is.
Well done! This is a war you don't often hear about. Thanks for bringing this to us!
Much needed!!!
Hi Operation Room, your voice and narration is great! I like how you are show casing lesser known conflicts, could you make a video on Iran-Iraq war
My grandfather smuggled weapons to the Mukti Bahini, so I am happy to see this war finally get some attention
How? Please elaborate more on this.
your family must be rich then
Good job pronouncing Vishakhapatnam correctly 😂
Ooh, nice. I was waiting for you guys to cover some Indian military action. There are many such operations you can choose from. Hopefully we'll see more soon
Delighted. Hope more such videos are coming
Operation Trident was an offensive operation launched by the Indian Navy on Pakistan's port city of Karachi during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971. Operation Trident saw the first use of anti-ship missiles in combat in the region. The operation was conducted on the night of 4-5 December and inflicted heavy damage on Pakistani vessels and facilities. While India suffered no losses, Pakistan lost a minesweeper, a destroyer, a cargo vessel carrying ammunition, and fuel storage tanks in Karachi. Another destroyer was also badly damaged and eventually scrapped. India celebrates its Navy Day annually on 4 December to mark this operation. Trident was followed up by Operation Python three days later.
Wow. It's almost like you watched the same video as I did.
In other news: This is a UA-cam comment.
Wow, totally not a bot. Trustmebro.
Bot
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What actually make u feel like it a bot comment bro!?
I wondered if this is the same conflict where India had a defence treaty with the Soviet Union and called upon it to intervene against the UK and US navies?
Yes
Yes.
Yeah, its ironic that the americans intervened on behalf of pakistan which committed genocide in bangladesh during the war
@@juliuscaesar564Pakistan was a client state of USA formed to stop Soviet expansion Southward towards Indian Ocean. What did you expect lmfao?
Pakistan lived its purpose in 1988 when USSR failed in Afghanistan and moved back.
@@juliuscaesar564Also, USA supports apartheid state of Israel too.
USA is the most hypocritical superpower in the history of the world.
Very detailed and interesting piece. Thank you
its great you covered this conflict and more from around the world
I was literally just reading about this conflict a few hours ago. Then I log on and find this! fantastic!
[whispers] They're always watching.
U got spied
Pak army rape*d millions of Bangladeshi women, killed them, chopped their brea*st and had thrown them in the river. Our river was full of blood and dead bodies. Millions of bangladesis ( east Pakistan) migrated to India and asked India for help, there was a movement in Bangladesh called mukhti behini they fought pak army and asked India for help, our then prime minister called for emergency parliamentary meeting and our opposition supported the govt to help bangladesis and get involved in war. USA, nato, and all European countries supported pak. Pak had better weapons and machinery. In fact USA sent warship to destroy India but it was Russia who came in support of India so USA had to step back and India won the war. 93000 pak soldiers surrender in front of 3000+ indian soldiers ( they had wrong information that we're having more soldiers than them it was completely "art of war")
A fantastic video, loving the lesser known conflicts ! Thanks for this one
Thanks for a terrific video!
quality as usual thanks
I have heard,Indian crew only spoke Russian through the radio while communicating..that’s y pak thought they were attacked by airforce!!
The crew that attacked Karachi had just returned from USSR after training
Loving your coverage on the subject of the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Would really love to see some videos on the Incredible air warfare during the same conflict, it has some great stories, one of which I have covered in a video myself. :)
ua-cam.com/video/Pnya2ZYkk6Y/v-deo.html
Thanks for covering this war
Love these smaller wars/skirmishes videos - would love to see a whole series on the the bush wars in Africa!
Yes, the SA bush war, angola conflict and Rhodesian bush war should be covered.
really good job by the Indian Navy ... maybe they could have exploited the victory a bit more but dang .... those missiles were amazingly accurate.
They did... In Operation Python shortly later.
YES FINALLY!!! Please show more operations my country conducted like the Tangail Airdrop, The Battle of Basantar or my personal favourite, the Battle of Longewala
Longewala has garnered extra attention in India because of the movie, but it isn't considered the most important or heroic of the battles of the war
Unfortunately he will not make another Indian Pakistan war because of the triggered Pakistani and over nationalist indian in the comment section
@@anonymouslyopinionated656 tactically speaking it was masterfully led by Major Chandpuri
Thanks you India ❤
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇮🇳
Rare to see a Bangladeshi actually being thankful towards India
India loves you back ❤
❤️Bangladesh from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I remember my grandfather telling me about this war he was serving the Soviet navy at the time he said that they were in contact with the indians most of the time regrading navel support ...job well done to my indian brothers ❤️👍
Hows it going for u in Ukraine lol
@@muhammadhamza1528how was the surrender DARLING
@@hrishikeshbasumatary472593000 soldiers surrendered.. Shame on Pakistan😂😂
@@muhammadhamza1528 I mean how can u surrender.. U guys had no shame left.. Bloat on subcontinent.. I would have rather die on battlefield than returning my city after surrendering.. God save anyone with such humiliation 🙄🙄🤦🏽♂️
Even we too lost war with china in 1962 bt non of us surrendered.. Chinese even left a note saying
"They faught really well till their last breath froze".
Major shaitan singh.. Read about him.
This man's history lessons are perfect to sit back, relax and grab some snacks.
Yes
A relatively unknown bit of history, especially in the west. The wars between India and Pakistan, the issues of Bangladesh's independence.. And all of it very bloody.
My grandfather was the Radio operator in INS Nirghat which was one of the missile boats in Operation Trident.
My mother was born a day after the Karachi strike.
UA-cam didnt notify me when this video was uploaded, so thanks, International Border Directorate, Survey of India.
What?
Another fantastic video breakdown. As always, top notch work!
Excellent narration, glad to see this underrated war getting covered. Hoping to see more episodes on this war.
I’m really loving the content from wars that I hadn’t known much about. I think another great potential topic would be to cover the Iran/Iraq war from the 80s or the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
As a Bangladeshi, thanks for covering this, i found your channel with the desert storm video, i have been watching ever since.
Well done! Your videos are brilliant as always!
Entertaining and informative, as always!
Operation room : making video about badass indian navel combat operations
Indian government : hmmmmmm that map.
I swear..
@@HarryLincoln-cd4wy he already published another video bro 😎 why would we care about that stupid law and the map is correct and to use that law to silence things that you don’t like it violates freedom of speech.
@@HarryLincoln-cd4wy no offense taken bud everyone make mistakes and nope i’m not Indian.
@@HarryLincoln-cd4wy it’s because Indian gov requested the video taken down when they see that map that they don’t like and threaten with legal action against creators people going to make fun of it as usual
Nice that you actually respond to comments that don’t know what they’re talking about.
A big thanks to Operations Room for covering this
Glad you finally covered one from this conflict!
First time an accurate as well as animated video on operation trident🔱. ❣️❣️
This is amazing! You should definitely do a video of the various dogfights that took place in the 1965 war including the one that happened over the city of Surat
Always quality work. 👍🏻
Thank you for another fantastic video. This conflict has a lot of very interesting and cleverly fought battles. I know it might hurt your views as you have a Euro-American centric audience, But I am very grateful for you making this.
Pretty sure the number of Indian views will cover for that 😂
@@chillax360😂😂😂
Wow, this is the FIRST TIME I've heard Abt. This. Well detailed, great content. I didn't know India can this be good.
excellent Animation of one of most succesful modern Naval Operations, well done
Well the Pakistans pns ghazi didn't exploded under unknown circumstances it was sank by ins rajput of India, well the Pakistan and US didn't accept that because it was a US sub given on lease to pakistan
Well IN did its part and claimed it as a kill like any belligerents would in that case. However even IN personnel have admitted it was most likely a sea mine causing a premature detonation that doomed Ghazi.
@@manoharjishnu2009 still it underwater hahaha
@@manoharjishnu2009 and who put those sea mines?
The official version of the Indian Navy is that the Ghazi was sunk by the Rajput's depth charges at around midnight of 3/4 December. However, there have been several opposing theories put forward mainly due to the confusion of dates and when the Rajput sailed out on it's mission which led analysts to conclude that the Rajput was nowhere near when the explosions took place. There have been some recollections by officers that the explosions actually occurred on 2/3 December. Lt H Dhingra of the Indian submarine rescue vessel, Nistar said that the explosions had been reported to him on 1/2 December. Though, it was later confirmed without doubt that the Ghazi exploded at 00:15 hrs on 3/4 December when the Rajput sailed out, consideration of these varying reports led to a theory that the Ghazi was actually sunk by accidentally detonating one of it's own mines when it was laying a mine-field. Ghazi presumably had commenced laying mines on 3 December 1971 and at least 2-3 mines were laid in close proximity in a linear pattern 150 meters apart and at a depth of about 30 meters. These mines had a "ship count" mechanism meaning that the mine would arm only after a preset number of ships or submarines had passed overhead. It was also possible that the Rajput's depth charges had caused the mines to arm and was ready to claim their victim, friend or foe. It has been well established that the position where the depth charges were launched was almost exactly where the wreck of the Ghazi was found so damage to the latter by the charges was almost inevitable. The clock recovered from the wreck of the Ghazi had stopped functioning at exactly 00:15 hrs, which was around 10-15 minutes after the charges were launched. However, on interrogation, the divers revealed that the hull had been blown outwards, probably due an internal explosion. One of the causes for this could have been a Hydrogen explosion, which may occur while recharging of the batteries, but if this were the case, the bodies found in the Ghazi would have been charred a lot more. Also, the possibility of an external mine causing the sinking was completely ruled out due to the amount of internal damage suffered and the forward section of the hull being splayed outward. It is more probable that there was an internal fire in the forward area where the torpedoes and mines were stored and near the torpedo tubes that ultimately sealed the fate of the Ghazi.
@@manoharjishnu2009 India mightve been pressured by the US back then not to give the actual details on how it sunk.
Thanks!
I've heard some very interesting things about this war being fought. Can't wait for your next video on this conflict.