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Open-source satellite observations are pointing to multiple reported infrastructure sites on the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet: 📍 Dam construction site 📍 Supply tunnel entry & exit 📍 Possible second dam location 📍 Water tunnel exit #Brahmaputra #OSINT

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DOGRA Ultra_Right ( 𑚛𑚭𑚑𑚏𑚭 𑚀𑚭𑚲𑚭 𑚛𑚭𑚃𑚭 )'s profile picture
DOGRA Ultra_Right ( 𑚛𑚭𑚑𑚏𑚭 𑚀𑚭𑚲𑚭 𑚛𑚭𑚃𑚭 )3 months ago

All of these are reportedly near the Great Bend, just upstream of Arunachal Pradesh, where the river enters India as the Siang. If independently verified, these developments deserve close strategic attention. 🇮🇳🛰️

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govind sharma 🇮🇳3 months ago

Speak whole truth, don’t just spread propaganda. We also making a country multi billion dollar dam project which can easy tackle china’s water tactic.

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Z3 months ago

typical dangar Dogra Logic, this fool won't tell you that majority of the Brahmaputra's flow occurs in India

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Visa3 months ago

मोदी & उसके अंध भक्त खुश हो रहे थे जब #pahalgam खून खराबे के बाद सिंधु नदी का पानी पाकिस्तान जाने से रोक रहे थे वो तो रोका नहीं गया पर ब्रह्मपुत्र नदी पर चीन ने बांध बना दिया दरअसल मोदी सरकार डरपोक बहुत है चीन से मुकाबला नहीं कर सकती &आए दिन पाकिस्तान के नाम पर चुतिया बनाती है

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Nomad Sierra3 months ago

But river catchments in Tibet and China are very low, so low that we shouldn’t be bothered at all. Relax.

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Akshay Ballal3 months ago

I hope Brahmaputra lives to his name and doesn’t let the ever happen.

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Philip Goswami3 months ago

Concerning if observations stand vetted !

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Mr. So Called3 months ago

😌 indian govt sleeping

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దశగ్రంథాల3 months ago

Narration is okay... But zoom in zoom out me kuch samaj hi nah aa rah.

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ThisIsNoOne3 months ago

Yeah it's a secret project but you know all about it from the internet is 🤣😂 And m0r0n atleast do some research on how brahmaputra gets it's water.. 🤣

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No Body3 months ago

When you know it, how come it's a secret 😜

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sabki3 months ago

India bhi bna rha hai apni side pe on the same stream of river .....

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Eternal 🗿3 months ago

@dtbyaadi @AadiAchint

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No Bakwas2 months ago

Arrey kya kahna chahte ho? Kuch bhi…

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YoursJaskier2 months ago

@IndiaAwakened_ @AltNews @amitkilhor @avidandiya @AshrafFem @zoo_bear @Zubair99778 @PMOIndia @sentdefender #osint #brahmaputra @abhijeet_dipke (@grok is this real happen)

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