China and Iran Deny Sharing Satellite Images of US Base Hit in Jordan
China and Iran denied providing satellite images of the US military base in Jordan, which was attacked on July 17, 2025, killing three US soldiers. The Wall Street Journal reported that Chinese entities had provided images of the Muwaqqar Salih Air Base to Tehran. Both nations called the allegations 'unfounded'.
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(Adnkronos) - China denied sharing satellite images of the US military base attacked in Jordan on July 17 last year, which resulted in the death of three US soldiers. A spokesperson for China's Foreign Ministry, Guo Jinkun, stated during a press conference that the allegations were 'unfounded.' The Wall Street Journal reported that a Chinese organization had provided images of the Muwaqqar Salih Air Base, which houses US military units, to Tehran.
(Adnkronos) - China denies transmitting satellite images of the US base in Jordan, which was attacked on July 17 last year, resulting in the death of three American soldiers. This was stated by the official spokesperson of China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Go Jia Kun, at a press conference, calling the accusations 'unfounded'. Earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported that Chinese organizations provided Tehran with satellite images of Muwaqqar Salih airbase, where US forces are stationed.
(Adnkronos) - China has denied sharing satellite images with Iran of the American base in Jordan hit in a raid last July 17 that caused the death of three US soldiers. This was stated by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun during a press conference, calling the accusations "groundless". The Wall Street Journal had reported that Chinese entities had allegedly provided Tehran with images of the Muwaffaq Salti air base, which hosts US troops.