Le Pakistan remet à l’Inde son pilote capturé après un combat aérien au dessus dû Cashemire

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Beau geste en ce vendredi saint ! Pendant ce temps les babouins de saoudie eux, continuent à massacrer les yemenites !

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L'Almoravide

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Les pakistanais auraient dû le garder pour dissuader d’autres pilotés indiens d’attaquer le Pakistan.

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1. les indien n’ont bombardé qu’un camp d’entrainement de djihadiste et l’avion s’est écraser en pourchassant des avion Pakistanais qui avait pénétrer l’espace aérien indien !
  les Pakistanais ne son pas clair dans cette affaire et ce n’est pas parce que le premier ministre Pakistanais a récupérer sur le plan médiatique intérieur l’affaire qu’il en est a l’origine !
  
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