This war began in the same year that the two sides participated in "bus diplomacy", and V. P. Malik wrote a book on this conflict subtitled From Surprise to Victory.  The aggressor in this conflict sought to control a highway that ran through Leh.  The first engagement took place near Dras, and bunkers were destroyed by Mirage 2000H fighter jets as part of Operation Safed Sagar in this conflict.  A report on this conflict concluded that it could have been avoided if a policy of "Siachenisation" had been followed.  It began when disguised soldiers crossed the Line of Control, and the belligerents had previously fought a war over another nation's independence that ended with the Simla Agreement.  This war saw the launch of Operation Vijay, and took place following the Lahore Agreement and the Chagai-I nuclear tests.
This war began in the same year that the two sides participated in "bus diplomacy", and V. P. Malik wrote a book on this conflict subtitled From Surprise to Victory.  The aggressor in this conflict sought to control a highway that ran through Leh.  The first engagement took place near Dras, and bunkers were destroyed by Mirage 2000H fighter jets as part of Operation Safed Sagar in this conflict.  A report on this conflict concluded that it could have been avoided if a policy of "Siachenisation" had been followed.  It began when disguised soldiers crossed the Line of Control, and the belligerents had previously fought a war over another nation's independence that ended with the Simla Agreement.  This war saw the launch of Operation Vijay, and took place following the Lahore Agreement and the Chagai-I nuclear tests.  FTP, name this most recent conflict fought over sovereignty in Kashmir.
This war began in the same year that the two sides participated in "bus diplomacy", and V. P. Malik wrote a book on this conflict subtitled From Surprise to Victory.  
Kargil War [or 1999 Indo-Pakistani War or Fourth Indo-Pakistani War; accept Operation Vijay before mentioned]