Chinese mystery cargo planes: What China has also entered quietly in the Israeli Iran war, because in the last few days, three cargo planes of China have reached Iran. Although the route of these aircraft was Luxembourg with Shanghai, etc., the mid-air-in aircraft switched off its transpordor and sensor and reached Iran’s air space, while Iran’s air space was closed due to the war.
What was in these aircraft has not been revealed yet. In such a situation, speculations are being made whether China has supplied any weapon or air defense system to Iran. China and Russia are seen standing in favor of Iran in the war against Israel. Russia’s President Putin has warned the US President not to jump into the Israeli-Iran war. Putin has said that if America jumps in war, Russia (and China) will also directly support Iran.

Aircraft missing from the radar near Iran’s border

According to Flightradar24 data, at least 5 Boeing 747 aircraft flew from northern parts of China to Iran since 14 June 2025. The routing of these aircraft was generally seen to be luxury, but they never entered the European airspace. These aircraft crossed Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. However, the aircraft disappeared from the radar near the Iran border. All the aircraft had transponded, which is generally a sign of military or intelligence flights. Because of this, it is increasing doubt whether these aircraft went to Iran with weapons, strategic equipment, or security forces?

China-Iran partnership

In 2021, a 25-year strategic support agreement was reached between China-Iran. During that time Iran was decided to get an investment of $ 400 billion from China. In return, there was talk of getting oil and gas supply to China at a discount. Apart from this, the two countries had signed an infrastructure development agreement under military technology transfer, cyber defense cooperation, intelligence partnership and Belt and Road Initiative. According to Robert Greenway, director of the National Defense Center of Heritage Foundation, China buys restricted cheap oil from Iran and in turn gives it strategic, technical and military support.