Operation Dwarka|| The Four-Minute Naval Attack||1965|| Urdu Documentary

Operation Dwarka was one of the most dramatic naval episodes of the 1965 India-Pakistan War. On the night of 7 September 1965, a Pakistani naval flotilla approached the Indian coastal town of Dwarka in Gujarat under radio silence. Seven Pakistani warships moved toward the coast and, shortly after midnight, opened fire on targets in and around Dwarka. The bombardment lasted only a few minutes, but its psychological and strategic significance extended far beyond the brief exchange of artillery fire. This documentary reconstructs the events surrounding the operation — from the silent movement of the Pakistani fleet across the Arabian Sea, to the approach toward Dwarka, the naval bombardment, the subsequent air threat, and the wider strategy involving PNS Ghazi. The film also examines the naval balance between India and Pakistan in 1965, the condition and deployment of the Indian fleet, and the historical debate surrounding the claims made about the operation and subsequent submarine activity. Rather than presenting only one side of the story, this documentary explores the available historical accounts and highlights where different sources disagree. Operation Dwarka remains a fascinating episode in the naval history of the 1965 war — a brief operation whose impact was much larger than its duration. Music track: Enlivening by Pufino Source: https://freetouse.com/music Free Background Music (No Copyright)