The Chinese government has officially rejected allegations that its entities provided Iran with satellite imagery of a military base in Jordan housing United States troops. Beijing characterized the claims, which suggest such intelligence was supplied before and after a deadly strike that killed three American soldiers, as groundless and lacking evidence. The accusations were reportedly linked to a Wall Street Journal report concerning activities dating back to July 17.
Foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun issued a formal denial on Monday, stating that China firmly opposes what it describes as baseless suspicions and accusations. The incident highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions regarding the flow of intelligence and military support in the Middle East.
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