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The 26 pages that link to India–Pakistan War of 1971, each with the reason it gives.

• East PakistanRelated: Indian military intervention hastened the end of Pakistani rule in East Pakistan.

• Line of ControlRelated: The postwar settlement provided the setting for the Simla Agreement.

• 1970 Pakistani general electionRelated: The civil conflict following the election expanded into war with India.

• Simla AgreementRelated: The agreement followed the war and addressed its aftermath, including prisoners and territorial withdrawals.

• Operation SearchlightRelated: The conflict that followed Searchlight culminated in India’s direct military intervention.

• Yahya KhanRelated: India’s intervention turned the crisis under Yahya into a decisive interstate defeat.

• Mukti BahiniRelated: Joint action with Indian forces brought the war to its decisive conclusion.

• Sam ManekshawRelated: Manekshaw led India’s Army during this campaign, whose timing he helped determine.

• Siachen conflictRelated: Its aftermath produced the agreement whose undefined northern boundary underlies the Siachen dispute.

• Siachen GlacierRelated: Its aftermath produced the agreement whose boundary wording left Siachen's status unresolved.

• Indian Air ForceRelated: The air force conducted major operations on both the western and eastern fronts.

• A. A. K. NiaziRelated: India’s intervention turned Niazi’s isolated eastern command into a direct military confrontation.

• Indian Armed ForcesRelated: The campaign demonstrated large-scale coordination among India’s army, navy, and air force.

• Jagjit Singh AuroraRelated: Aurora commanded Indian forces on the eastern front during this war.

• India–Pakistan War of 1965Related: It was a later conflict shaped by the unresolved rivalry exposed in 1965.

• Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21Related: Indian MiG-21s took part in air operations, including strikes against Pakistani targets.