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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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Keshavvor 1 Jahr

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

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Keshavvor 1 Jahr

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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Keshavvor 1 Jahr

🤣🤣

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Hope this has reached @adgpi and @IAF_MCC 🤪

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Kiimmvor 1 Jahr

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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