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@lt.y7y: جلست على الأرض وارتديت ساعتي، وأتذكر دائماً أن مجد الرجال يُقاس بأفعالهم، وليس بالكلام. المهم تكون دايمًا قدوة وتثبت وجودك بالأفعال. #الجيش_سورً_للوطن #ضباط_الجيش_العراقي #العراق #الوطن #مليون_مشاهدة❤

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