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INS Vikrant took action and destroyed Karachi port! #IndianNavy pride strengthened. Jai Hind army with full force! #IndiaPakistanWar #INSVikrant #IndianArmy #IndianNavyAction #OperationSindhoor #OperationSindoor2

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निर्मला1 年前

जय हिंद की सेना

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American Stories Network1 年前

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भारतीय इतिहास1 年前

INS Vikrant's strike marks a bold statement of strength India stands fearless and firm! Jai Hind!

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s s k raja1 年前

Vikrant so action

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Surendra Tripathi1 年前

It's crucial to handle discussions on conflict with sensitivity. National pride is important, but promoting peace and stability should always be the focus.

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✿ Anu Yadav. ✿1 年前

A historic and powerful move—INS Vikrant's action showcases India's unmatched naval strength and resolve. जय हिंद! जय भारतीय सेना! #OperationSindoor2 #IndianNavy #PrideOfIndia

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mohd aazam1 年前

INS Vikrant's power and bravery showcased India's naval strength.

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Veer Hindustani1 年前

Jai Hind ki sena🫡

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KUMAR RANJAN1 年前

भारतीय सेना जिंदाबाद वन्दे मातरम

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Arun K Yadav1 年前

भारत माता की जय

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Munesh Kumar Ghunawat1 年前

INS Vikrant is the pride of the Indian Navy and the country, heartfelt salute to the Indian Army🇮🇳

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