military fact-checks

The video discusses the surrender of 93,000 Pakistani soldiers to Indian forces on December 16, 1971, marking the end of East Pakistan and the birth of Bangladesh.

The video describes a 70-foot slope with a design for horses to grip and prevent slipping, and mentions that hot oil or hot water will be poured into small channels if an enemy enters.

The video explains that the Mughal era had a security alarm system where the sound of horses' hooves on the ground would echo, alerting soldiers. To prevent enemies from entering, they used large stones that were rolled down, and holes in the walls from which hot oil or water was poured. The walls were 70 feet high to prevent any enemy from entering the fort.

The video shows a missile launch with the text "Suryastra Rockets with reported 300 kilometer strike range".

On June 14, 2018, terrorists kidnapped and killed Rifleman Aurangzeb, who was on his way home to celebrate Eid. He died a heroic death, upholding the true spirit of soldiering and the proud traditions of the Indian Army. His mother, Raj Begum, and father, Mohammad Hanif, were heartbroken.

Fighter jet crews escaped safely after a mid-air collision during a United States air show, with an emergency response swiftly activated.