US says Chinese satellite imagery helped Iran target strike that killed 3 soldiers
American officials linked Chinese satellite data to an Iranian attack, according to the Wall Street Journal.
US officials have linked Chinese satellite imagery to an Iranian strike that resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The finding could escalate tensions between Washington and Beijing ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit later this month.
The report does not specify the location or timing of the Iranian strike or provide additional details about how the satellite imagery was allegedly used to facilitate the attack.
Sources
- US links Chinese satellite imagery to Iranian strike that killed 3 soldiers: Report — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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