The 1965 war between Pakistan and India, which began on September 6, is often viewed differently by both countries. While Pakistan celebrates September 6 as Defence Day, marking the country's successful defense against Indian aggression.

*Key Events of the War:*

Indian Attack on Lahore*: On September 6, 1965, India crossed the international border, launching an attack on Lahore, Pakistan's second-largest city.
Tank Battles: The war saw significant tank battles, including the Battle of Chawinda, where Pakistan's forces held their ground against Indian attacks.
Both countries engaged in air battles, with each side claiming air superiority.¹

*Outcome and Legacy:*

Pakistan, September 6 is celebrated as Defence Day to honor the bravery and resilience of its armed forces, while India views the war as a strategic victory.⁴