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Did Pakistan Secretly Shelter Iranian Military Aircraft During US Tensions?

Pakistan: Not much needs to be said about the perversion of Pakistan. Recently, once again, the cousin country has come out with a double game. While pretending to be the ambassador of peace between America and Iran, the sensational thing has come out that Pakistan has been conducting ‘criminal politics’ behind the scenes. CBS News has revealed that Iran has secretly moved its military aircraft to the Noor Khan Airbase in Pakistan to protect it from the US attacks at a time when the atmosphere of war between the two countries is in a state of war.

CBS News made this claim citing American officials. According to the report, shortly after US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire in early April, Iran sent several planes to Pakistan’s Noor Khan Air Base (Rawalpindi). An RC-130 spy plane of the Iranian Air Force is among the aircraft deployed by Iran at Nur Khan Air Base. The report made it clear that Iran has hidden its remaining military aircraft in Pakistan to protect itself from US attacks. And, United States Senator Lindsey Graham, who responded to this news, expressed extreme anger. If this is true, Pakistan’s role as a mediator will have to be re-examined, and this action is not surprising given Pakistan’s attitude towards Israel. On the other hand, Pakistan, responding to this news, denied the allegations saying that Noor Khan Airbase is located in a densely populated area and it is impossible to hide planes there. There were also reports of Iranian planes in Afghanistan, but Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid denied them. This dual strategy that Pakistan is playing to maintain relations with America without hurting its main arms supplier China and neighboring country Iran is now the subject of international discussion.

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