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Recent claims suggest that Pakistan could disrupt India’s internet infrastructure, but India’s digital backbone is far more diversified than these claims suggest. India is connected to the global internet through multiple undersea cable systems, with international routes that do not depend on Pakistan for connectivity. India’s internet infrastructure is...

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Niaz Muhammad5 天前

Uncle Sam you should try this you waisted 2 min on that. Off course Pakistani boy should be binned as well before you!

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Hello चमचो I m MODI5 天前

Behan k Launde ..... @GovtofPakistan

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ROCKER'S5 天前

Wo sahi bol ra h bcz India me jo condition bana di h aap dekhiye jo itne salo me pakistan ni kar pa ra tha wo bharat ke kuch log kar rhe h

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नयन कुमार5 天前

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Yadu Singh5 天前

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Super Saiyan5 天前

Bhai inn chutiyo ko serious bhi lete ho tum😂

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bab5 天前

سر جی اس پاکستانی کی ٹینشن نہیں لینی پاکستانی زیادہ پڑھے لکھے نہیں ہیں بس جذباتی ہیں عقل دور دور رہی ہے اس کی میں سوری کرتا ہوں ایسا کر دیں گے ویسا کر دیں یہ چل رہا ہے پاکستان

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satyam singh solanki5 天前

@grok bhai is video me jo internet ki baat batai ja rahi hai ki sea se hokar ke internet aata hai lekin tum ye batao ki ye aata kahan se hai

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The Journalist5 天前

لالا ہم نے 7 گرائے تھے ٹرمپ چاچا نے 11 بنا دیئے ۔۔۔۔ اب یہ ائیر کرافٹ کیرئر اور سب میرن کی ڈوبو دی تو چاچا نے 12 کیرئیر بنا دینے ہیں ۔۔۔۔ باقی Cockri تو یاد ہو گا ہم نے تمہارے گھر میں گھس کر ڈبو دیا تھا۔۔۔۔

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🚨 one of the houthis’ media operatives in yemen, backed by iran, threatens to cut undersea internet cables in the bab el-mandeb strait in the red sea. they claim their goal is to completely isolate the middle east and return it to the stone age. note: the internet cables passing through the bab el-mandeb strait are major undersea cables connecting europe, asia, and africa, such as seamewe-4, seamewe-5, eig, and falcon. these cables carry a large portion of internet traffic to the middle east, and any disruption could slow down or stop internet in the region. their strategic location makes them vulnerable to security and maritime risks.

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Some Pakistanis were spotted singing India's national anthem in stadium. There are some dumfcuks in India who get impressed by this nautanki of Pakistanis. Pakistanis are also using this to spread the "Sporting Spirit" agenda and shit like that. But the reality is something else. Pakistanis do these things to get viral and to get views from India. India has huge population with cheap internet and almost everyone has access to internet. Pakistan has 250 million people but 140 million Pakistanis lack internet. Pakistan ranks second globally for the largest offline population. So they do these stunts to get views from India...that's all.

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