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snm1990

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    මේ ඉන්නේ @yapa100 මද? නැත්නම් @yapa100 යුක්රේන ඉදිරිඅරක්ෂක වලලේදී දිවිපිදුවද?
     

    pramodh87

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    🛑UPDATE🛑 ඉන්දියාව පාකිස්තානය දෙසට ප්‍රහාර එල්ල කිරීම ආරම්භ කරයි! කාශ්මීරය ගුවන් තහනම් කලාපයක් කෙරේ⁉️
     
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    Don GasCan

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    සේදවත්ත
    බොලාට පේනවද ලොකු රටවල් යුධ පුහුණුව ගන්න යුද්ද පටන් ගන්නව.

    කලු වලාවක් එනවා පේනවා
     
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    War Fighter

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    තාම අරගෙන නැ නෙද
    The Rafale first batch has been already purchased a few years ago. If I am not mistaken, a total of 24 or 36 jets. India has ordered another batch. Don't forget now India has 3 batteries of much respected S400 air defense systems and 5 more are on the way.




    ------ Post added on Apr 23, 2025 at 8:41 AM

    Battaramulla වගේ යකෝ දැක්කේ
    ------ Post added on Apr 23, 2025 at 8:44 AM
     

    topkollek

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    Is the claim true? At this point, there is no evidence from mainstream media or other credible sources to confirm that a large number of Pakistani armed forces are moving toward the LOC on April 23, 2025, as stated in the WW3 Monitor post. The lack of MSM coverage, combined with the absence of specifics in the post and the account’s unverified status, suggests that this claim should be treated with skepticism until corroborated by reliable sources.

    Has any MSM published this? Based on the provided web results and the absence of relevant reports in major outlets as of the current time, no mainstream media has published this specific claim. If such a movement were occurring, it would likely be reported by outlets like The Times of India, Dawn, Reuters, or BBC, given the geopolitical significance