On social media, there is a document that says pakistan air Force (PAF) air Vice Marshal (AVM) aurangzeb Ahmed has been dismissed from his position. According to the letter, he was fired for allegedly failing to protect the nuclear facility in Kirana Hills, which resulted in a radiation leak. google Trends data revealed a noticeable increase in search requests for "Aurangzeb" after the document went viral.
Some people might be surprised by the document's sudden attention, but it's not surprising. The PAF's official spokesperson, AVM aurangzeb Ahmed, has gained considerable notoriety among Pakistan's youth due to his cool-headed and collected demeanor at military briefings. However, audiences in india have responded completely differently to his public demeanor, making him the target of mockery and viral memes.
Ahmed's attempt to explain why India's S-400 air defense system is so hard to identify was one such instance that went viral. His explanation fell flat when he said, "Identifying S-400... er... attacking them is the easier part than identifying it on the ground because it is mobile, it is a high-value thing and you guard it... it's kind of a center of gravity."
Sharing the post, X user @thephukdi humorously remarked: "When the madrasa starts teaching science and English." Now, the same "center of gravity" line has resurfaced - this time in a mock termination letter allegedly from the Ministry of Defence that's being widely shared online.
Some people might be surprised by the document's sudden attention, but it's not surprising. The PAF's official spokesperson, AVM aurangzeb Ahmed, has gained considerable notoriety among Pakistan's youth due to his cool-headed and collected demeanor at military briefings. However, audiences in india have responded completely differently to his public demeanor, making him the target of mockery and viral memes.
Ahmed's attempt to explain why India's S-400 air defense system is so hard to identify was one such instance that went viral. His explanation fell flat when he said, "Identifying S-400... er... attacking them is the easier part than identifying it on the ground because it is mobile, it is a high-value thing and you guard it... it's kind of a center of gravity."
Sharing the post, X user @thephukdi humorously remarked: "When the madrasa starts teaching science and English." Now, the same "center of gravity" line has resurfaced - this time in a mock termination letter allegedly from the Ministry of Defence that's being widely shared online.
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