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Turkey's Dangerous Posturing in Supporting Terrorism in the #IndiaPakistanConflict 🧵1/8 🇹🇷 Turkey’s aggressive posturing by sending a warship to Karachi, Pakistan and also supplying drones amid recent #IndiaPakistanconflict, sends a dangerous signal. India targeted terror hubs with precision strikes to neutralise terror threat as well to decapitate the terror...

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