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Pakistan Army Denies Facilitating Chinese Weapons Transit to Iran

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Pakistan's military has firmly rejected reports that it is helping channel Chinese weapons to Iran, calling the claims baseless and untrue. The allegations surfaced amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United States. Earlier reports had suggested Iran was set to receive Chinese air defense systems in the near future. The denial underscores the delicate diplomatic balance Pakistan maintains between its close ally China and the United States. Islamabad has not elaborated on the origin of the reports or provided further details.

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