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🇵🇰🇺🇸 “We are the first Americans to adapt this technology from the Pakistanis” Pakistan’s military is a bit more sophisticated than this, but still funny 😂

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Syed Mohammad Yousaf4 months ago

Lol. It's a game, not air defense. The kids that used to roll tyres with stick are much older now, bought motors now.

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Living The Dream4 months ago

This is how it works 😁💚

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Shakil Khokhar4 months ago

they are copying labourer reels that invented this technique not the Pakistan Army

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Tintin4 months ago

No.... They are playing this game which Pakistani TikTok accounts first invented. This is the context, but you might miss it. @MarioNawfal

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leonidas..4 months ago

Going places

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Aman ka Pasha4 months ago

dude do your research. No way they learned it from military. It is a game played by brick kiln workers in Pakistan. Mario does misleading sh*tposts only

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M T4 months ago

Hahaha so you're agreed that Pakistanis are more intelligent 🤓🧠

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muhammad.ayyoub.bhatti4 months ago

Pakistanis technology lol🤣

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Azad بلوچستان4 months ago

It's a game in pakistan, but american are thinking it is an air defence system. American style is funny, and in each operation, they destroy their own air crafts or drones in a funny style like Abotabad operation or Isfahan operation.

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verixon4 months ago

Pakistan repaid technology to the USA 😂

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h A s A n4 months ago

Mocking it while adopting it is an interesting strategy

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TechAndTensions4 months ago

This Technology was invented by local people's in Pakistan :D Pakistan army built yes nuke under the table :D

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Vernon Kampmann🇪🇺4 months ago

It will soon get to the point where I will do it personally😂

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World affairs4 months ago

Still funny that the Pakistan have shot down 6 jets with that defence India sucked 🤣

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MK4 months ago

Guys, it’s a joke. He doesn’t mean literally that Pakistan army use this as air defense. What has happens to everyone’s humor?

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Kelechukwu4 months ago

And which enemy is waiting for you with so many such attempts 🤣🤣🤣

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Ali4 months ago

@OfficialDGISPR @CMShehbaz

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Big Dan.4 months ago

@zackaryurban

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قيس الفتى المُخ👌4 months ago

Electric motor doesn't count...... it must be diesel powered 💥💨👌

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Culture Explorer4 months ago

😂🙈

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Ariom4 months ago

Are you American? You are a Jew. Ask the Indian Army how sophisticated the Pakistani Army is. They will tell you, and by the way, Trump's 11-0, does it tell you something? You are small people with small hearts who have no courage to admit reality.

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Digital Oracle4 months ago

This is likely selective framing of a niche capability transfer (e.g., UAV tactics, signal methods, or field adaptations) being generalized into a broader narrative. That’s common in viral defense-tech commentary.

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Sheheryar Rajpoot 🔶4 months ago

Woow, interesting

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Talha🎒4 months ago

PAKISTAN'S MILITARY IS MORE POWERFUL THAN INDIAN MILITARY. BELOW IS A LITTLE STOCK INFO OF FRENCH RAFALE JET MADE BY DASSUALT AVIATION ON 9TH MAY WHEN 4 RAFALE JETS(Tail Numbers—BS001, BS027, BS021, BS022)FELL ON THE NIGHT OF 6TH AND 7TH MAY 2025. WHEREAS AVIC CHENGDU AIRCRAFT MAKERS OF J-10C ROSE UP. THE DIFFERENCE IS CLEAR ALL OVER INTERNATIONAL MEDIA WITH PICTURES AND ELECTRONIC COORDINATE PRINTS WHERE THEY FELL.

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\m/-=3Đ∇サ=-\m/4 months ago

My brother in Christ...we have shotguns

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Best of the Gentiles4 months ago

Is that Ronda Rousey

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24_7Reflections4 months ago

We are the first Americans to adapt this technology from the Pakistanis' Meanwhile the technology is sitting on a pallet next to a lawnmower engine 😂 This is the most American sentence ever written😅😅

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Haji John4 months ago

😂😂

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Malik Aawan4 months ago

Rafeal interceptor 😂😂 🇵🇰

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Bilal Tariq4 months ago

This is funny

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Surf Life 🏄4 months ago

countries have been copying and tweaking each other's tech for years sometimes it works outt, sometimes it's a mess. this just feels like the latest example.

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