Maiwand

The Battle of Maiwand, fought on July 27, 1880, was a significant conflict during the Second Anglo-Afghan War, in which Afghan forces defended their territory against British troops. Despite being outnumbered, Afghan fighters fiercely resisted, ultimately forcing the British to retreat. The battle is remembered for Afghan bravery and patriotism, symbolizing resistance against foreign invasion. The defeat had political and strategic repercussions, influencing British and Afghan relations and national pride in Afghanistan.