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🚨 BREAKING: Reports are emerging that multiple U.S. reconnaissance drones may have launched from Pasni Airfield in Pakistan, reportedly conducting intelligence missions related to the evolving situation around Iran. If accurate, this would signal preparation for potential follow-on operations — surveillance, targeting verification, and battle damage assessment are typically...

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