India Recognizes Bangla Desh After Major Pakistan War Claims
India declares Bangla Desh government valid and says it won a major tank battle on the border. New Delhi reports advances into East Pakistan and Akhaura capture while Pakistan claims border post seizures in Kashmir. Indira Gandhi announces recognition of the Bangladeshi rebels amid U.N. veto by the Soviet Union.
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UN seeks General Assembly action over India Pakistan war
United States and other nations consider appealing to the UN General Assembly for cease fire and withdrawal after two Soviet vetoes in the Security Council. Chinese and Soviet representatives traded accusations as diplomats opened talks on a new cease-fire resolution and withdrawal mandate.
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