Mesopotamia Campaign
The Mesopotamia Campaign refers to military operations during World War I. British and Indian forces fought against the Ottoman Empire. The campaign aimed to secure oil supplies and protect trade routes. It involved significant battles in modern-day Iraq. The campaign faced logistical challenges and harsh conditions. Ultimately, it ended with mixed results for the Allies. Its impact influenced post-war Middle Eastern politics.
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) added about 33,000 Indian soldiers who died in the First World War to a digital memorial linked to the Basra Memorial in...
April 25, 2026