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Faraz Ali

@Frebikpk

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Balochistan, Pakistan Katılım Kasım 2016
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Mohsin Ali
Mohsin Ali@Mohsin_o2·
Leave No Man Behind. 🇵🇰 Footage from the WOT era, a commander securing his team's safety under cover fire while closely coordinating with gunship helicopters above. May Allah protect all the men fighting on the frontlines against Fitna al-Khawarij. #NoMercyForFAK
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Faraz Ali
Faraz Ali@Frebikpk·
@Sfaisalafridi Vloydmier is forgetting who sent them 155mm and 122mm shells back in 2023
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Faraz Ali@Frebikpk·
@Mohsin_o2 Selling old shells instead of disposing of them was the best decision one could make lmao
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Mohsin Ali
Mohsin Ali@Mohsin_o2·
An idiot sitting in the UK went on Indian news channels and barked that Pakistan has sold all its artillery shells to Ukraine and now has nothing to fire, claiming Pakistan will run out of ammunition in a few days. Kidhar hai woh Mota kanjar ab?
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Mohsin Ali
Mohsin Ali@Mohsin_o2·
Good Morning 🇵🇰 God bless Artillery 🔥⚔️
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Faraz Ali
Faraz Ali@Frebikpk·
@miryar_baloch So you are a terrorist wannabe and a communist decide a disability first
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Mir Yar Baloch
Mir Yar Baloch@miryar_baloch·
Patriots, Is reading books a crime? No. But Yes in #Balochistan it is a big crime. Baloch students are not allowed to read books. Pakistan's occupational forces had confiscated thousands of books and put students in jail because they are reading books written by Che Guevara Vladimir Lenin, Mahatma Gandhi, Mao Zedong, Nelson Mandela, George Washington, Ho Chi Minh, Toussaint Louverture, Fidel Castro, Simón Bolívar and many translated into local #Balochi language.
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Mahrang Baloch
Mahrang Baloch@MahrangBaloch_·
My Response to the DG ISPR and the Violence in Balochistan Lastday , the Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) once again accused me of being a "proxy of terrorists", a serious and recurring allegation made without a single shred of credible evidence. This pattern of unsubstantiated claims has become a disturbing hallmark of the DG ISPR's public statements. He further stated: "She (I) was the one who came seeking the dead bodies of the terrorists killed in the Jaffer Express hijacking incident. Who is she to seek the corpses?" Let me be clear: that particular press conference was widely misused, fabricated, and taken out of context to distort my message During my press conference in March, I did not condone any act of violence. My only demand was transparency. I asked for the identities of unidentified individuals, beyond the twelve named militants, who were buried in the dead of night at Quetta's Kasi graveyard. These unidentified bodies deserve to be named, and their families have a fundamental right to know the fate of their loved ones. This demand is not only moral but a legal right in any civilized society. For years, a disturbing pattern has emerged in Balochistan: following any violent incidents, law enforcement agencies have been involved in killing and secretly burying forcibly disappeared persons, later labeling them "militants." In the Jaffer Express case, the armed group responsible publicly released the names, photos, and details of the twelve men involved. Yet over two dozen bodies were brought to Civil Hospital Quetta. My question was: who were the others? Why were they buried in secrecy? Once again, in response to the DG ISPR's latest accusations, I ask: where is the evidence? If Pakistan's intelligence and military institutions are as capable as they claim, why has no proof ever been presented against me? My activism is peaceful, principled, and grounded in universal human rights values. I have consistently condemned violence, whether committed by non-state actors or the state itself. But Balochistan today is a landscape scarred by systemic repression, enforced disappearances, and a complete breakdown of justice and accountability. Rather than address these realities, the state chooses to vilify those who dare to speak the truth. The international community must take note. The people of Balochistan deserve justice, not smear campaigns. They deserve answers, not threats. And above all, they deserve to live without fear. Sincerely, Mahrang Baloch
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Clash Report
Clash Report@clashreport·
Indian Army: We do not seek war unless Pakistan also wants it.
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Faraz Ali
Faraz Ali@Frebikpk·
@m1dnitevl I came back from the dead to say who the fuck asked
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M1dnite
M1dnite@m1dnitevl·
bro its so cold wtf
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Osama Khattak 🇵🇸
Osama Khattak 🇵🇸@Khattak__x·
New project just dropped, Check Check !
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adnanNn
adnanNn@a_awann1·
If anybody wants to earn 200-300$ a month can contact me in my dms. All you need to do is sit at home and play a game.
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Faraz Ali
Faraz Ali@Frebikpk·
Thats all folks
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AIMER7
AIMER7@vF_AIMER7·
I find it particularly amusing that in 2023, apex comp players are caring more about banning PED/drug use in competition rather than cheaters and aimboters (aim assist for controller players for example) Their priorities are quite strange to say the least
Falcons ImperialHal@ImperialHal

So when is Adderall going to be prohibited in Esports 🧐 ? Some of us are playing for 6 + figures prize pools, organizers should take the initiative and create a better competitive environment

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skel
skel@skeltraa·
Won our RO32 match in VCT SA ><
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Faraz Ali
Faraz Ali@Frebikpk·
Am i still relevant?
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