Pakistan and Iran Deploy Aircraft at Airbases Amid U.S. Airstrikes
Pakistan and Iran reportedly deployed Iranian warplanes and civilian aircraft at Pakistani and Afghan airbases to avoid U.S. airstrikes. Pakistan denied the claims, while reports from multiple outlets cited conflicting accounts of the deployment. The situation has heightened regional tensions and raised concerns about military cooperation between Iran and Pakistan.
Where Sources Diverge
The Hindu reports that Pakistan parked Iranian planes on its airbases to escape U.S. airstrikes, while TASS reports that Pakistan rejects these claims.
Pakistan parked Iranian planes on its airbases to escape U.S. airstrikes.
Pakistan rejects claims of Iranian aircraft deployment for protection against US strikes.
The Hindu mentions that Iran parked its civilian aircraft in Afghanistan, while TASS mentions Iranian warplanes at Pakistan's Nur Khan air base.
Iran had also parked its civilian aircraft in neighbouring Afghanistan to protect it from U.S. airstrikes.
Iranian warplanes were stationed at Pakistan's Nur Khan air base south of Islamabad.
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Accoriding to the US news broadcaster, Iranian warplanes were stationed at Pakistan's Nur Khan air base south of Islamabad
The report also claimed that Iran had also parked its civilian aircraft in neighbouring Afghanistan to protect it from U.S. airstrikes