China Sends Mysterious 3 Cargo Planes to Iran

On Friday, June 13, a cargo plane took off from China just one day after an Israeli attack on Iran. The following day, a second plane departed from a coastal city and on Monday, another took off, this time from Shanghai – a total of three flights within three days. According to the British newspaper The Telegraph, the transport planes from China disappear from radar as they approach Iran.

"Data shows that during each flight, the planes traveled westward over northern China, passing through Kazakhstan, then south through Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, before disappearing from radar as they neared Iran," the article states.

According to the publication, Luxembourg was listed as the final destination in the flight plans each time, but the planes apparently never reached Europe. "These cargo shipments will undoubtedly raise significant interest, as there are expectations that China may somehow assist Iran in the conflict with Israel," said Andrea Ghisellini, a lecturer at the University of Exeter, to the newspaper.

Just the day before, Chinese leader Xi Jinping stated that Beijing is deeply concerned that Israeli military actions against Iran have led to a sharp increase in tensions in the Middle East. According to him, military conflict cannot be the solution to the problem, and the escalation of the regional situation does not align with the common interests of the international community.