Cargo planes from China have flown close to Iran, sparking concerns that Beijing could offer military support to Tehran in the context of its conflict with Israel.
Emese Grancsa
International
pexels.com
Always see our news on Google
Three Boeing 747 cargo planes from China have been spotted flying towards Iran, fueling fears that Beijing could support Tehran in its conflict with Israel. These aircraft are known to carry military equipment, including anti-aircraft missile systems. Although Cargolux, the company that operates them, says they have not used Iranian airspace, experts suggest the deliveries could be linked to China's intentions to help Iran. Amid the international tensions, President Xi Jinping has expressed concern about escalating conflict.
Sources
Misterul celor 3 avioane Boeing 747 din China care au dispărut lângă Iran. Ce arme letale duceau | Newsweek Romania
3 avioane misterioase au decolat din China, dar nu au zburat deloc spre destinația declarată. Apoi au dispărut de pe radar când s-au apropiat de Iran
Zborurile misterioase din China către Iran ridică semne de întrebare în contextul conflictului cu Israelul (Fox News)
Latest News
21:55
Kimberly Guilfoyle rejects accusations that she offered access to Trump administration officials in exchange for money
21:24
EU sanctions individuals and companies involved in military and economic cooperation between North Korea and Russia
21:19
Three Romanian workers were found dead in a water tank in Portugal
21:14
Commission opens pilot of the European register for online political advertising
21:10
BYD will massively expand its European workforce and is preparing the group’s first factory in Hungary
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
International
Donald Trump rejects rumors that China provided Iran with information about the United States
International
Iran has warned Bulgaria again not to allow the use of its territory for Israeli or American military actions.
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
