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📍 It's a Make or Break for PAKISTAN But Needs Concentration China's DF-15 Missiles are being used by Saudi Arabia against Houthi and that's even interesting for Pakistan too. That's all about the interests and benefits. Now #Pakistan has the opportunity to provide what it can offer to its...

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there's zero confirmation of Saudis using DF series missiles. The boosters that were found in Yemen were most likely Yemeni launched missiles of Iranian origin. Sure, they'll have some analogues of Chinese tech

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Clearly some are trying to mislead Muslims, instigate to fight each other. Shame on them! Pakistan should NOT be a tool to fight one Muslim brother on behest of another. Regardless how big the financial incentives are the consequences could be disastrous

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Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed the Makkah Defence Pact, raising the possibility that an armed attack on one could be treated as an attack on all three. But Pakistan is now making clear that this does not automatically mean sending troops to Yemen to fight the Houthis. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had earlier suggested the pact could become operational if the Yemen conflict spread into Saudi Arabia. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has since expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and condemned Houthi attacks, but no deployment of Pakistani troops to Yemen has been announced. That creates a major test for the pact. If Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continue, how much military support will Pakistan and Turkey actually provide? With Saudi Arabia also seeking U.S. support while Washington remains reluctant to launch direct action against the Houthis, the pact’s real military commitment is now under scrutiny. #Pakistan #saudiarabia #mecca #turkey #Houthi #HouthiRebels
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Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia signed the Makkah Defence Pact, raising the possibility that an armed attack on one could be treated as an attack on all three. But Pakistan is now making clear that this does not automatically mean sending troops to Yemen to fight the Houthis. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had earlier suggested the pact could become operational if the Yemen conflict spread into Saudi Arabia. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has since expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and condemned Houthi attacks, but no deployment of Pakistani troops to Yemen has been announced. That creates a major test for the pact. If Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continue, how much military support will Pakistan and Turkey actually provide? With Saudi Arabia also seeking U.S. support while Washington remains reluctant to launch direct action against the Houthis, the pact’s real military commitment is now under scrutiny. #Pakistan #saudiarabia #mecca #turkey #Houthi #HouthiRebels

Srijan Pal Singh

18,724 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

Only America can protect Saudi Arabia from the Houthis, not anyone else. Relying on Türkiye and Pakistan to wage war against the Iran-backed Houthis is proving costly for Saudi Arabia. Houthis are advancing rapidly in Yemen, gaining ground on 10 out of 12 fronts. Hundreds of Saudi-backed forces have surrendered in Mokha. This strategic location near the Red Sea is now under Houthi control. The days ahead are going to be extremely difficult, not just for 'Saudi-backed' forces, but for Saudi Arabia itself.
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Only America can protect Saudi Arabia from the Houthis, not anyone else. Relying on Türkiye and Pakistan to wage war against the Iran-backed Houthis is proving costly for Saudi Arabia. Houthis are advancing rapidly in Yemen, gaining ground on 10 out of 12 fronts. Hundreds of Saudi-backed forces have surrendered in Mokha. This strategic location near the Red Sea is now under Houthi control. The days ahead are going to be extremely difficult, not just for 'Saudi-backed' forces, but for Saudi Arabia itself.

Baba Banaras™

35,595 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

'We thank China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Azerbaijan for their diplomatic support to Pakistan during the conflict with India,' says Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif
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'We thank China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Azerbaijan for their diplomatic support to Pakistan during the conflict with India,' says Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif

Shashank Mattoo

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BREAKING:🚨 Air Commodore (Retd.) Khalid Chishti: “Pakistan Air Force jets and military deployment in Saudi Arabia are strictly under the defence pact between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia which was signed soon after Israel attacked Qatar. The current deployment is in the same context, against a common enemy, and not against any Muslim country. The presence of the Pakistan Army and PAF in Saudi Arabia is purely for the protection of Saudi Arabia and not for any offensive purpose. Pakistan has given assurance to Iran at highest level that the step is taken for security for KSA. Those propagating among our Iranian brothers that Pakistan Army and PAF are there for any action against Iran are spreading absolutely false propaganda. I am saying this after consulting top ranks of the Pakistan Air Force.” Khalid Chishti #FaislaAapKa TEAM | Hum News
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BREAKING:🚨 Air Commodore (Retd.) Khalid Chishti: “Pakistan Air Force jets and military deployment in Saudi Arabia are strictly under the defence pact between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia which was signed soon after Israel attacked Qatar. The current deployment is in the same context, against a common enemy, and not against any Muslim country. The presence of the Pakistan Army and PAF in Saudi Arabia is purely for the protection of Saudi Arabia and not for any offensive purpose. Pakistan has given assurance to Iran at highest level that the step is taken for security for KSA. Those propagating among our Iranian brothers that Pakistan Army and PAF are there for any action against Iran are spreading absolutely false propaganda. I am saying this after consulting top ranks of the Pakistan Air Force.” Khalid Chishti #FaislaAapKa TEAM | Hum News

Asma Shirazi

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Houthis’ warning after Saudi-Pakistan defense pact:"The deal was signed at the US’s behest, they say. “Yemenis are free, not slaves to America like Saudi Arabia & Pakistan. If Pakistan sends troops to the Saudi-Yemen border, it will become a graveyard for Pakistani soldiers.”
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Houthis’ warning after Saudi-Pakistan defense pact:"The deal was signed at the US’s behest, they say. “Yemenis are free, not slaves to America like Saudi Arabia & Pakistan. If Pakistan sends troops to the Saudi-Yemen border, it will become a graveyard for Pakistani soldiers.”

Baba Banaras™

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Iran Joins ‘Sunni NATO’? Mecca Pact’s Stunning Twist | Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan Iran is reportedly considering an invitation to join the Mecca Pact — the mutual defence agreement involving Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan. If confirmed, it could bring Sunni and Shia powers under one security umbrella. Is this the beginning of a new Muslim power bloc — and what could it mean for Israel? Aditi Prasad #MeccaPact #Iran #SaudiArabia #Pakistan #Turkey #MiddleEast #Israel #SunniNATO #Geopolitics [ Mecca Pact, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, Sunni NATO, Iran Saudi relations, Iran Pakistan, Middle East, Israel, Muslim alliance, Sunni Shia, Middle East geopolitics, Iran latest, Saudi Arabia latest, Turkey, Pakistan, Muslim world, defence pact, geopolitical shift ]
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Iran Joins ‘Sunni NATO’? Mecca Pact’s Stunning Twist | Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan Iran is reportedly considering an invitation to join the Mecca Pact — the mutual defence agreement involving Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan. If confirmed, it could bring Sunni and Shia powers under one security umbrella. Is this the beginning of a new Muslim power bloc — and what could it mean for Israel? Aditi Prasad #MeccaPact #Iran #SaudiArabia #Pakistan #Turkey #MiddleEast #Israel #SunniNATO #Geopolitics [ Mecca Pact, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, Sunni NATO, Iran Saudi relations, Iran Pakistan, Middle East, Israel, Muslim alliance, Sunni Shia, Middle East geopolitics, Iran latest, Saudi Arabia latest, Turkey, Pakistan, Muslim world, defence pact, geopolitical shift ]

The Times Of India

15,734 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

BREAKING: 🇸🇦🇵🇰🇦🇫 Saudi Arabia says it is ready to deploy its Air Force to fight the Afghan Taliban if Pakistan requests it. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have a defense pact under which an attack on one country is considered an attack on both.
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BREAKING: 🇸🇦🇵🇰🇦🇫 Saudi Arabia says it is ready to deploy its Air Force to fight the Afghan Taliban if Pakistan requests it. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have a defense pact under which an attack on one country is considered an attack on both.

War Radar

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🇵🇰🇾🇪 Pakistan has just warned that it could enter the Yemen war to defend Saudi Arabia. This is how regional wars stop being regional. After the biggest Houthi attacks on Saudi in years, Pakistan's defense minister says there should be "no doubt" about Islamabad's obligations under the Mecca defense pact. An attack on one member is considered an attack on all three: Pakistan, Saudi, and Turkey. The problem is who Pakistan may now have to fight. The Houthis are aligned with Iran, and Pakistan has spent years carefully building its relationship with Tehran. Turkey has done the same. But if Houthi missiles continue hitting Saudi territory, that balancing act could become impossible. Pakistani officials have already travelled to Istanbul for talks as the crisis intensifies. And Iran doesn't necessarily need to attack Pakistan or Turkey directly. It can pour more support into the Houthis, increase pressure on Saudi and help turn Bab el-Mandeb into another economic chokepoint while Hormuz is already under enormous strain. That's what makes this so dangerous. Almost nobody involved appears to actually want this wider war, but alliances have consequences. One Houthi attack triggers a Saudi response; they invoke their allies, Pakistan or Turkey enters Yemen, then Iran decides it can't abandon the Houthis. And suddenly everyone discovers they've stumbled into a war they were desperately trying to avoid. The Middle East doesn't need another country to decide it wants a bigger war; it just needs the next country to decide it has no choice but to join the one already burning. Brandon Weichert
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🇵🇰🇾🇪 Pakistan has just warned that it could enter the Yemen war to defend Saudi Arabia. This is how regional wars stop being regional. After the biggest Houthi attacks on Saudi in years, Pakistan's defense minister says there should be "no doubt" about Islamabad's obligations under the Mecca defense pact. An attack on one member is considered an attack on all three: Pakistan, Saudi, and Turkey. The problem is who Pakistan may now have to fight. The Houthis are aligned with Iran, and Pakistan has spent years carefully building its relationship with Tehran. Turkey has done the same. But if Houthi missiles continue hitting Saudi territory, that balancing act could become impossible. Pakistani officials have already travelled to Istanbul for talks as the crisis intensifies. And Iran doesn't necessarily need to attack Pakistan or Turkey directly. It can pour more support into the Houthis, increase pressure on Saudi and help turn Bab el-Mandeb into another economic chokepoint while Hormuz is already under enormous strain. That's what makes this so dangerous. Almost nobody involved appears to actually want this wider war, but alliances have consequences. One Houthi attack triggers a Saudi response; they invoke their allies, Pakistan or Turkey enters Yemen, then Iran decides it can't abandon the Houthis. And suddenly everyone discovers they've stumbled into a war they were desperately trying to avoid. The Middle East doesn't need another country to decide it wants a bigger war; it just needs the next country to decide it has no choice but to join the one already burning. Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

352,884 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

Pakistan delivers Saudi message to Iran to restrain Houthis. 🇮🇷 🇵🇰 Could Pkistan get involved in Houthi - Saudi conflict? This isn't just a hypothetical anymore. As for whether Houthis could actually strike Pakistan directly, geography makes that genuinely difficult. Their most capable weapons max out around two thousand kilometers. Getting militarily involved would carry real risk for Pakistan specifically. Its own forces are already stretched fighting a separate war along the Afghan border. Pakistan is using the pact as a deterrent, not a trigger. Whether that holds depends on what Saudi Arabia does next, and how far Iran lets this go.
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Pakistan delivers Saudi message to Iran to restrain Houthis. 🇮🇷 🇵🇰 Could Pkistan get involved in Houthi - Saudi conflict? This isn't just a hypothetical anymore. As for whether Houthis could actually strike Pakistan directly, geography makes that genuinely difficult. Their most capable weapons max out around two thousand kilometers. Getting militarily involved would carry real risk for Pakistan specifically. Its own forces are already stretched fighting a separate war along the Afghan border. Pakistan is using the pact as a deterrent, not a trigger. Whether that holds depends on what Saudi Arabia does next, and how far Iran lets this go.

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Anchor: Can Saudi Arabia expect Pakistan to fight Iran under the defence pact? PAK Official: Saudi Arabia is the land of the holy sites and we can sacrifice our lives to defend it as all Muslims are Anchor: But PAK shares a border with Iran. We may have to pay a heavy price
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Anchor: Can Saudi Arabia expect Pakistan to fight Iran under the defence pact? PAK Official: Saudi Arabia is the land of the holy sites and we can sacrifice our lives to defend it as all Muslims are Anchor: But PAK shares a border with Iran. We may have to pay a heavy price

Shashank Mattoo

121,247 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Pakistan: Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Rana Muhammad Ashfaq claimed that the drones and missiles which struck Saudi Arabia were deliberately labelled as Iranian to provoke Saudi Arabia and Qatar into attacking Iran, alleging the aim was to spark conflict among Muslim countries so Israel could benefit and advance its “Greater Israel” plan.
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Pakistan: Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Rana Muhammad Ashfaq claimed that the drones and missiles which struck Saudi Arabia were deliberately labelled as Iranian to provoke Saudi Arabia and Qatar into attacking Iran, alleging the aim was to spark conflict among Muslim countries so Israel could benefit and advance its “Greater Israel” plan.

Elite Predators

17,772 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Turkey and Pakistan left Saudi Arabia to fight the Houthis alone. Now Saudi Arabia is asking Israel for help. “At the end of the day, when the Saudis are in real trouble, they don’t pray to Mecca, they pray to Jerusalem.” Truth bomb.
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Turkey and Pakistan left Saudi Arabia to fight the Houthis alone. Now Saudi Arabia is asking Israel for help. “At the end of the day, when the Saudis are in real trouble, they don’t pray to Mecca, they pray to Jerusalem.” Truth bomb.

Vivid.🇮🇱

39,923 görüntüleme • 22 saat önce

Pakistan speaks of friendship with Iran, yet deploys troops and jets to Saudi Arabia to fight against Iran. It aligns with the U.S., while supplying weapons to Iran via China. People are asking: Which side is Pakistan on in this West Asia war? Answer: The dollar 💵 side.
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Pakistan speaks of friendship with Iran, yet deploys troops and jets to Saudi Arabia to fight against Iran. It aligns with the U.S., while supplying weapons to Iran via China. People are asking: Which side is Pakistan on in this West Asia war? Answer: The dollar 💵 side.

Baba Banaras™

32,904 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

🇸🇦🇵🇰 Pakistan sent 6,000 troops to Saudi Arabia for the sole purpose of making sure the U.S. can't. Fmr. U.S. Col. Larry Wilkerson says the Pentagon knows exactly what's happening. "They're there to make sure the war doesn't get out of hand, and that it eventually goes in Iran's favor." China, Pakistan, and Iran are aligned... The Gulf is not what it looks like.
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🇸🇦🇵🇰 Pakistan sent 6,000 troops to Saudi Arabia for the sole purpose of making sure the U.S. can't. Fmr. U.S. Col. Larry Wilkerson says the Pentagon knows exactly what's happening. "They're there to make sure the war doesn't get out of hand, and that it eventually goes in Iran's favor." China, Pakistan, and Iran are aligned... The Gulf is not what it looks like.

Mario Nawfal

131,795 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

A Chinese ballistic missile booster has reportedly been found in Yemen, offering a rare glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s missile arsenal. The debris has been identified as the booster stage of a Chinese DF-15A, reportedly used by Saudi forces in a strike against the Houthis. The DF-15A is a solid-fuel short-range ballistic missile with a reported range of around 900 km and a warhead capacity of roughly 600 kg. Its presence suggests Saudi Arabia has ground-launched ballistic missiles in addition to its fighter aircraft and air-launched weapons. But the bigger question is what else Saudi Arabia may have acquired from China. The discovery follows the finding of Chinese-made missile debris in India during Operation Sindoor, although that does not by itself establish a reliability problem with Chinese missiles. If the DF-15A identification is accurate, however, it provides an important clue about the depth of Saudi Arabia’s Chinese missile inventory. #saudiarabia #Houthi #HouthiRebels #China #missiles
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A Chinese ballistic missile booster has reportedly been found in Yemen, offering a rare glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s missile arsenal. The debris has been identified as the booster stage of a Chinese DF-15A, reportedly used by Saudi forces in a strike against the Houthis. The DF-15A is a solid-fuel short-range ballistic missile with a reported range of around 900 km and a warhead capacity of roughly 600 kg. Its presence suggests Saudi Arabia has ground-launched ballistic missiles in addition to its fighter aircraft and air-launched weapons. But the bigger question is what else Saudi Arabia may have acquired from China. The discovery follows the finding of Chinese-made missile debris in India during Operation Sindoor, although that does not by itself establish a reliability problem with Chinese missiles. If the DF-15A identification is accurate, however, it provides an important clue about the depth of Saudi Arabia’s Chinese missile inventory. #saudiarabia #Houthi #HouthiRebels #China #missiles

Srijan Pal Singh

50,332 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce

🇸🇦 The treaty meant to protect Saudi Arabia has a loophole big enough to drive a war through. Intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance breaks down why Pakistan and Turkey signed on to defend against Israel or Iran, not Houthis in sandals. "They weren't in it for that. They were being coreligionists." Paper alliances don't stop real missiles. Malcolm Nance
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🇸🇦 The treaty meant to protect Saudi Arabia has a loophole big enough to drive a war through. Intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance breaks down why Pakistan and Turkey signed on to defend against Israel or Iran, not Houthis in sandals. "They weren't in it for that. They were being coreligionists." Paper alliances don't stop real missiles. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

74,932 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

Islamic NATO Saudi Arabia, Turkey & Pakistan are going to form Islamic NATO Question is arise it is against Shia Iran or beyond it If Saudi is attacked by Iran, Turkey & Pakistan will have to join the war against Iran If Iran retailate Turkey, will other NATO countries will join the war for Turkey as Turkey is part of NATO too ? Again , as per new Indian strategy against Pakistan sponsored Islamic terrorism, If any attack happens in India & Pakistan involvement found, India will attack Pakistan ? Will Saudi Arabia & Turkey if come to save Pakistan ? If Turkey comes to save Pakistan, India will attack Turkey using its long range missiles. Being Turkey is Part of NATO, will NATO will join the war against India ? Conclusion : This military alliance is basically by Sunni Muslim countries against Shia Iran. If it is go beyond it, it will be interesting.
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Islamic NATO Saudi Arabia, Turkey & Pakistan are going to form Islamic NATO Question is arise it is against Shia Iran or beyond it If Saudi is attacked by Iran, Turkey & Pakistan will have to join the war against Iran If Iran retailate Turkey, will other NATO countries will join the war for Turkey as Turkey is part of NATO too ? Again , as per new Indian strategy against Pakistan sponsored Islamic terrorism, If any attack happens in India & Pakistan involvement found, India will attack Pakistan ? Will Saudi Arabia & Turkey if come to save Pakistan ? If Turkey comes to save Pakistan, India will attack Turkey using its long range missiles. Being Turkey is Part of NATO, will NATO will join the war against India ? Conclusion : This military alliance is basically by Sunni Muslim countries against Shia Iran. If it is go beyond it, it will be interesting.

Baba Banaras™

18,637 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Pakistan tried to balance relations with both Iran and Saudi Arabia. But after the latest Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, that strategy is under pressure. Is Islamabad being forced to choose sides? #Watch: #Pakistan #Iran #SaudiArabia #Houthis #RedSea #AsimMunir #WestAsia #Geopolitics #MiddleEast #AxisDesk Aditi Prasad
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Pakistan tried to balance relations with both Iran and Saudi Arabia. But after the latest Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, that strategy is under pressure. Is Islamabad being forced to choose sides? #Watch: #Pakistan #Iran #SaudiArabia #Houthis #RedSea #AsimMunir #WestAsia #Geopolitics #MiddleEast #AxisDesk Aditi Prasad

The Times Of India

15,359 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

This is the real face of the nursery of radical Islamic terrorism, Pakistan. Just like after taking billions of dollars from America in the name of the war against terrorism, they hid the world’s biggest terrorist, Osama bin Laden, in their cantonment, they have ditched Saudi Arabia too. When Pakistan was taking billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia, a few months ago, Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir said an attack on Saudi Arabia was a “red line” for Pakistan during the signing of the Mecca Mutual Defence Agreement with Turkey and Saudi Arabia. Now, when Iran-backed Houthis have launched the biggest attack in history on Saudi Arabia, he is saying he cannot defend Saudi Arabia because he is busy on his home front with India, Afghanistan, Balochistan, and Pashtunistan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa).
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This is the real face of the nursery of radical Islamic terrorism, Pakistan. Just like after taking billions of dollars from America in the name of the war against terrorism, they hid the world’s biggest terrorist, Osama bin Laden, in their cantonment, they have ditched Saudi Arabia too. When Pakistan was taking billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia, a few months ago, Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir said an attack on Saudi Arabia was a “red line” for Pakistan during the signing of the Mecca Mutual Defence Agreement with Turkey and Saudi Arabia. Now, when Iran-backed Houthis have launched the biggest attack in history on Saudi Arabia, he is saying he cannot defend Saudi Arabia because he is busy on his home front with India, Afghanistan, Balochistan, and Pashtunistan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa).

Baba Banaras™

10,665 görüntüleme • 9 gün önce