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#WATCH | Pakistani Posts and Terrorist Launch Pads from where Tube Launched Drones were also being launched, have been destroyed by the Indian Army positioned near Jammu: Defence Sources (Source - Defence Sources) #BreakingNews #IndVsPak #IndiaPakistan #Srinagar #IndiaVsPakistan #IndiaPakistanTensions

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