ture three important mountain positions. However, by
the end of the month both sides were on even footing as
Pakistan had made progress in areas such as Tithwal,
Uri and Punch and India had gains in Pakistan Administered Kashmir (sometime referred as Pakistan Occupied
Kashmir), having captured the Haji Pir Pass eight kilometers inside Pakistani territory.[11] Following the failure of
Operation Gibraltar, that resulted in territorial gains and
rapid Indian advances in Kashmir, Pakistan launched a
bold counter attack on September 1, 19