RAW-GDI PROPAGANDA EXPOSED: Alleged PAF Strike on a Kunar University Debunked

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A claim-centered analysis arguing that Afghan Taliban assertions of a Pakistan Air Force strike on a university in Kunar are propagandistic. The piece contends that the Taliban-provided videos show no destruction, rubble, or fire, and that Indian media have amplified these claims. It asserts there is no evidence of any strike on civilian or educational targets and labels the record as pure propaganda, while stressing Pakistan's resolve and presenting the Pakistan Army as defending the motherland with precision and full force.

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Published: April 27, 2026, 6:44 am

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