As the Thailand–India War entered its latest chapter, the forces of India marched toward Nakhon Si Thammarat—not alone, but surrounded by friends, comrades, and allied nations who answered the call when India needed them.
This was more than another battle on the map.
It was a test of resolve.
⚔️ Nakhon Si Thammarat — The Battle Begins
🇮🇳 India: 48.62M damage — 50.2%
🇹🇠Thailand: 48.24M damage — 49.8%
🤝 India Did Not Stand Alone
Behind every great army are the people who answer when the call goes out.
Across the battlefield, allied formations committed millions of damage in support of the Indian war effort.
They were reinforcements. They were trust. They were allies standing shoulder-to-shoulder with India when the battlefield demanded it.
🛡️ India Holds the Line
The wider war paints an even stronger picture.
After 15 battles, India had won:
🇮🇳 12 Battles — 80%
against
🇹🇠3 Battles — 20%
Across the war, India had also secured:
🏆 25 Rounds Won — 69.44%
while Thailand held 11 rounds — 30.56%.
And in total damage, the contest was incredibly close:
🇮🇳 India — 961,882,570 damage
🇹🇠Thailand — 952,164,206 damage
India held approximately 50.25% of the total damage against Thailand's 49.75%.
That is the mark of a war fought at full strength.
India did not win because the enemy was weak.
India won because India endured.