Iran-china secret deal: A mysterious developments in early 2025 made international security experts sleep. Two Iranian ships-golbons and Jairan-Chaupchap left from Taekang port in China and after three weeks, Iran’s monkey came to Abbas Port and anchored. There were 1,000 tons of chemical substances loaded on ships, which are used in the manufacture of weapons that cause havoc in the battlefield. Initially it was considered a common industrial shipment, but as the layers opened, the world realized that this consignment is not just stuff-but the fuel of future wars.

1,000 tonnes of sodium percolor reached Iran from China
Reports about this chemical sent from China in February and March 2025 said that it could prepare 1,300 tonnes of solid rocket propellent. This quantity is sufficient to make 260 medium-distance missiles-as Khyber shakeon and spots. These are the same missiles that were used in recent months in attacks on Israel.

Shipment for IRGC, ignoring US sanctions
The entire operation was performed for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which is considered the most powerful military unit in Iran. Both ships were associated with Iran’s IRISL company, already under US sanctions. The report stated that 34 containers on the Golbon ship and 24 containers on Jairan were laden.

Wall Street Journal’s big disclosure
On June 5, the Wall Street Journal claimed in its report that a private Iranian company has ordered a huge order of ammonium perclore from a Hong Kong Chinese firm. With this, fuel of 800 ballistic missiles can be prepared. This deal has taken place at a time when Iran is repeatedly carrying out missile attacks through its proxy groups in regional conflicts.

Explosion and future fears at martyr quilt port
In April 2025, a major explosion occurred at Iran’s martyr quilt port, in which many people died. In the report, this blast is being linked to the same chemical shipment. The US has already banned those who give missile technology to Iran, but this supply shows that Iran is still increasing the ballistic strength secretly.