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The 1965 war between India and Pakistan ended inconclusively, with neither side achieving a clear victory. The conflict, known as the Second Indo-Pakistani War, was fought primarily over the disputed region of Kashmir.

Both India and Pakistan claimed to have achieved certain military successes during the war, but neither side was able to decisively defeat the other. The war resulted in heavy casualties and significant economic and military losses for both countries.

The conflict ended with the signing of the Tashkent Agreement on January 10, 1966, brokered by the Soviet Union. The agreement facilitated the withdrawal of troops to pre-war positions and called for a peaceful resolution of disputes through diplomatic means.

Overall, the 1965 war is often viewed as a stalemate, with neither India nor Pakistan emerging as the clear winner. It underscored the ongoing tensions and unresolved issues between the two countries, particularly regarding the Kashmir region, which continues to be a flashpoint for conflict between India and Pakistan.