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After being struck by Indian Harpy drones, Pakistan is relocating its HQ-9 SAM system in Lahore. The Mobile Engagement Radar was seen moving along Walton Road toward Sadar Town. 📍31°28'42.10"N 74°21'29.90"E

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Ahhh 🤦‍♂️, Earlier one was not properly exported, here’s the full and proper image for clarity

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Correction : It's a HQ-16A (LY-80)

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😂😂 I would request this reporter to keep his camera focused on the new location also.

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Pakistanis are our raa agents 😭😭

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Hope this has reached @adgpi and @IAF_MCC 🤪

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Why is everybody looks so happy and excited😅bro you can get bombed any second

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But remember both sides have plenty of realistic decoys also to fool satellites and elint birds.

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Ye porkies side common public abhi bhi yhaa ke 2000 jamane wale yamaha bike chlaa rhi hai 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Episode #434 How Sam Walton Worked 0:00 — "To him, making money was only a game, a test of his imagination and expertise to see how far he could drive a business concept." 1:35 — "Sam's idea was absurdly simple: buy cheap, sell low, every day, and while doing it with a smile." 2:15 — "If he adopts a business course that doesn't work out, he's neither too vain nor too blind to see his mistake, to say so, and to change his heading one hundred and eighty degrees." 3:34 — "The secret is work, work, work. I taught the boys how to do it." — Sam's father 4:34 — "Sam Walton plunged into this new world of merchandising with the keen and furious dedication of a quarterback who was one touchdown behind with two minutes to go." 5:55 — "Boys, you know we don't make a dime out of the merchandise we sell. We only make our profit out of the paper and string that we save." — J.C. Penney 11:10 — "No, I'm not whipped. I found Newport, and I found the store. I can find another good town and another Ben Franklin. Just wait and see." — Sam Walton, after losing his first store 11:35 — "I insist on buying the building that the store is in. I need control over my own destiny." — Sam Walton, arriving in Bentonville 11:45 — "My store will be number one. It's important for me to be the best. Not one of the best. I must be the best. I want to be the leader in the category I compete in." — Sam Walton 13:05 — "Sometimes hardship can enlighten and inspire." 13:15 — "That same boredom and frustration triggered ideas that eventually bought him billions of dollars." 18:55 — "Many of our best opportunities were created out of necessity, the things that we were forced to learn and do because we started out under financed and under capitalized." — Sam Walton 19:30 — "If they had something good, we copied it." — Sam Walton 24:35 — "This is just part of the education process. I'm still learning." — Sam Walton, on his hands and knees examining a competitor's display 25:00 — "You can make a lot of different mistakes and still recover if you run an efficient operation, or you can be brilliant and still go out of business if you're too inefficient." — Sam Walton 30:55 — "Remember Walmart's golden rule. Number one, the customer is always right. Number two, if the customer isn't right, refer to rule number one." — Sam Walton 31:35 — "Move from Bentonville? That would be the last thing we'd do unless they run us out of here. The best thing we ever did was to hide back there in the hills and eventually build a company that makes folks want to find us." — Sam Walton 32:05 — "I had no vision of the scope of what I would start, but I always had confidence that as long as we did our work well and were good to our customers, there would be no limit to us." — Sam Walton 32:55 — "He also had a very interesting competitive strategy in the early days. He was like a prizefighter who wanted a great record so he could be in the finals. So what did he do? He went out and fought 42 palookas. And the result was knockout, knockout, knockout—42 times. Walton, being as shrewd as he was, basically broke other small-town merchants in the early days. With his more efficient system, he might not have been able to tackle some titan head-on at the time. But with his better system, he could sure as hell destroy those small-town merchants. And he went around doing it time after time after time. Then, as he got bigger, he started destroying the big boys. Well, that was a very, very shrewd strategy. It’s an interesting model of how the scale of things and fanaticism combine to be very powerful." — Charlie Munger on Sam Walton's strategy 37:30 — "We have a low resistance to change. We call it our RC factor." — Sam Walton 39:45 — "Control your expenses better than your competition. This is where you can always find your competitive advantage. We rank number one in our industry for the lowest ratio of expenses to sales." — Sam Walton 48:20 — The day the market dropped 500 points and knocked a billion dollars off the value of his stock holdings in Walmart, reporters asked Sam what his reaction to the disaster on Wall Street was. He hadn't heard about it.
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Episode #434 How Sam Walton Worked 0:00 — "To him, making money was only a game, a test of his imagination and expertise to see how far he could drive a business concept." 1:35 — "Sam's idea was absurdly simple: buy cheap, sell low, every day, and while doing it with a smile." 2:15 — "If he adopts a business course that doesn't work out, he's neither too vain nor too blind to see his mistake, to say so, and to change his heading one hundred and eighty degrees." 3:34 — "The secret is work, work, work. I taught the boys how to do it." — Sam's father 4:34 — "Sam Walton plunged into this new world of merchandising with the keen and furious dedication of a quarterback who was one touchdown behind with two minutes to go." 5:55 — "Boys, you know we don't make a dime out of the merchandise we sell. We only make our profit out of the paper and string that we save." — J.C. Penney 11:10 — "No, I'm not whipped. I found Newport, and I found the store. I can find another good town and another Ben Franklin. Just wait and see." — Sam Walton, after losing his first store 11:35 — "I insist on buying the building that the store is in. I need control over my own destiny." — Sam Walton, arriving in Bentonville 11:45 — "My store will be number one. It's important for me to be the best. Not one of the best. I must be the best. I want to be the leader in the category I compete in." — Sam Walton 13:05 — "Sometimes hardship can enlighten and inspire." 13:15 — "That same boredom and frustration triggered ideas that eventually bought him billions of dollars." 18:55 — "Many of our best opportunities were created out of necessity, the things that we were forced to learn and do because we started out under financed and under capitalized." — Sam Walton 19:30 — "If they had something good, we copied it." — Sam Walton 24:35 — "This is just part of the education process. I'm still learning." — Sam Walton, on his hands and knees examining a competitor's display 25:00 — "You can make a lot of different mistakes and still recover if you run an efficient operation, or you can be brilliant and still go out of business if you're too inefficient." — Sam Walton 30:55 — "Remember Walmart's golden rule. Number one, the customer is always right. Number two, if the customer isn't right, refer to rule number one." — Sam Walton 31:35 — "Move from Bentonville? That would be the last thing we'd do unless they run us out of here. The best thing we ever did was to hide back there in the hills and eventually build a company that makes folks want to find us." — Sam Walton 32:05 — "I had no vision of the scope of what I would start, but I always had confidence that as long as we did our work well and were good to our customers, there would be no limit to us." — Sam Walton 32:55 — "He also had a very interesting competitive strategy in the early days. He was like a prizefighter who wanted a great record so he could be in the finals. So what did he do? He went out and fought 42 palookas. And the result was knockout, knockout, knockout—42 times. Walton, being as shrewd as he was, basically broke other small-town merchants in the early days. With his more efficient system, he might not have been able to tackle some titan head-on at the time. But with his better system, he could sure as hell destroy those small-town merchants. And he went around doing it time after time after time. Then, as he got bigger, he started destroying the big boys. Well, that was a very, very shrewd strategy. It’s an interesting model of how the scale of things and fanaticism combine to be very powerful." — Charlie Munger on Sam Walton's strategy 37:30 — "We have a low resistance to change. We call it our RC factor." — Sam Walton 39:45 — "Control your expenses better than your competition. This is where you can always find your competitive advantage. We rank number one in our industry for the lowest ratio of expenses to sales." — Sam Walton 48:20 — The day the market dropped 500 points and knocked a billion dollars off the value of his stock holdings in Walmart, reporters asked Sam what his reaction to the disaster on Wall Street was. He hadn't heard about it.

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Unmanned Systems Forces Destroyed Three SAM Systems in Kursk Region in Just 12 Hours In the Kursk region, operators from the 413th 'Raid' Battalion of Unmanned Systems, along with the consolidated UAV unit "Zhmil" of the 78th Air Assault Regiment, detected and struck three enemy "Buk" air defense systems within just 12 hours. Specifically, pilots executed a precise FPV drone strike on a Buk-M2 Transporter Erector Launcher and Loader (TELAR) that had been camouflaged among a tree line. The strike resulted in a detonation of the missiles, leading to the destruction of the unit. Additionally, the operators damaged the radar systems of two Buk-M3 launchers. The radar is a vital part of an air defense system, as it illuminates aerial targets and guides missiles. Disabling it significantly reduces the system's combat effectiveness. The Buk-M3 (9K37M3 / SA-17 Grizzly) is a modern mobile surface-to-air missile system used by the Russian Federation and is one of the crucial components of its air defense network. It can engage targets at altitudes of up to 35 km and track them from distances of up to 70 km. The entire system is estimated to be valued at around $45 million. USF: One Step Ahead!
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Unmanned Systems Forces Destroyed Three SAM Systems in Kursk Region in Just 12 Hours In the Kursk region, operators from the 413th 'Raid' Battalion of Unmanned Systems, along with the consolidated UAV unit "Zhmil" of the 78th Air Assault Regiment, detected and struck three enemy "Buk" air defense systems within just 12 hours. Specifically, pilots executed a precise FPV drone strike on a Buk-M2 Transporter Erector Launcher and Loader (TELAR) that had been camouflaged among a tree line. The strike resulted in a detonation of the missiles, leading to the destruction of the unit. Additionally, the operators damaged the radar systems of two Buk-M3 launchers. The radar is a vital part of an air defense system, as it illuminates aerial targets and guides missiles. Disabling it significantly reduces the system's combat effectiveness. The Buk-M3 (9K37M3 / SA-17 Grizzly) is a modern mobile surface-to-air missile system used by the Russian Federation and is one of the crucial components of its air defense network. It can engage targets at altitudes of up to 35 km and track them from distances of up to 70 km. The entire system is estimated to be valued at around $45 million. USF: One Step Ahead!

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