REPORT: Chinese Transport Planes Secretly Deliver Cargo to Iran Amid Escalating Conflict The Daily Telegraph has revealed that a series of mysterious Chinese cargo flights landed in Iran over the weekend, after deviating from flight plans,turning off transponders, and raising international alarm over possible weapons transfers to Tehran. According to the report, three Chinese-operated Boeing 747 freighters took off from mainland China two from Shanghai and one from another eastern city on June 14, 15, and 16. All flights filed plans listing Luxembourg as their final destination. However, radar data shows each flight diverted west over Central Asia and dropped off radar near Iranian airspace, never arriving in Europe. The aircraft involved are known to be used by Chinese military contractors and have the capacity to carry heavy military equipment. Given the timing just days after intense Israeli strikes crippled key Iranian missile and air defense infrastructure analysts suggest this could be a covert effort by China to resupply Iran with advanced munitions, spare parts, or surveillance equipment. The exact contents remain unknown, and the Chinese and Iranian governments have made no comment. However, the use of high-capacity Boeing 747 freighters, coupled with the secretive flight path and radar silence, suggests military equipment or systems. While unconfirmed, the covert nature of these cargo deliveries raises serious questions about China’s involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict. If confirmed to be military aid, it would mark a dangerous escalation and further internationalize the war.