馃嚘馃嚝馃嚭馃嚫Imagen de Mohammad Khalid Wardak, un destacado oficial de la polic铆a nacional afgana que luch贸 codo a codo con operadores de las SOF de EE. UU. en Helmand y Wardak, con unas gafas de visi贸n nocturna GPNVG-18 montadas sobre un casco Ops-Core FAST MT Super High Cut.
Mohammad Khalid Wardak fue rescatado con su familia recientemente en una operaci贸n del 160th SOAR de EE. UU. En Kabul. Eso justificar铆a el c贸mo consigui贸 que lo fotografiaran con unas gafas de visi贸n nocturna que cuestan 40.000 d贸lares.
馃嚞馃嚙Image of Mohammad Khalid Wardak, a prominent Afghan National Police officer who fought side-by-side with U.S. SOF operators in Helmand and Wardak, wearing GPNVG-18 night vision goggles mounted on an Ops-Core FAST MT Super High Cut helmet.
Mohammad Khalid Wardak was rescued with his family recently in a U.S. 160th SOAR operation in Kabul. That would justify how he got himself photographed wearing night vision goggles that cost $40,000.
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Mohammad Khalid Wardak fue rescatado con su familia recientemente en una operaci贸n del 160th SOAR de EE. UU. En Kabul. Eso justificar铆a el c贸mo consigui贸 que lo fotografiaran con unas gafas de visi贸n nocturna que cuestan 40.000 d贸lares.
馃嚞馃嚙Image of Mohammad Khalid Wardak, a prominent Afghan National Police officer who fought side-by-side with U.S. SOF operators in Helmand and Wardak, wearing GPNVG-18 night vision goggles mounted on an Ops-Core FAST MT Super High Cut helmet.
Mohammad Khalid Wardak was rescued with his family recently in a U.S. 160th SOAR operation in Kabul. That would justify how he got himself photographed wearing night vision goggles that cost $40,000.
鈻笍@ENTRE_GUERRAS鈻笍
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