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“We destroyed their brigade headquarters; not just check posts, but the entire brigade headquarters and eliminated Indian positions along the LoC, killing 40–50 soldiers. The world saw them waving white flags, begging us to stop. Then they dropped a drone on their own Sikh population targeting a Sikh temple....

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Vanik Kapoorvor 1 Jahr

Ye hai teri aukaat. Gawaar awrah!

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jypsy🕊️vor 1 Jahr

When desperation sets in, truth becomes the first casualty. Targeting your own to rewrite the narrative is not just tragic… it’s terrifying. The world is watching, and history won’t be kind to those who trade integrity for illusions.

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M_Mukherjeevor 1 Jahr

I feel bad for the people of Pakistan, their leaders should be transparent with the current scenario.

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The Secretvor 1 Jahr

Aunty are you that fool or just pretending?Aunty bkl!

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Goldbergvor 1 Jahr

Pakistan destroyed everything, but the world needs proof that you don't have 😂😂😂

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Divyan Diamondvor 1 Jahr

Sima hedar ke baad tumhara hi number h 🤣😂😜

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Sardar khanvor 1 Jahr

He is stupid and silly pmln have no one who represents pak int level . They shd ask help from bilawal

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UMAAvor 1 Jahr

@AskPerplexity verify the claim ? @CommunityNotes misleading

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Travis Mbappevor 1 Jahr

@MIB_India @CBC_MIB @AshwiniVaishnaw @adgpi @HMOIndia @AskAnshul Plz Ban this account for constantly spreading misinformation & Loudly setting her heeramandi rate on twitter. Now she's ready for 10 PKR /night

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😁😁😁😁 40000 -50000 raand

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