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General · 17 April 2026

Russia and China Quietly Supercharge Iran’s Gulf Strike Vision

Russia and China Quietly Supercharge Iran’s Gulf Strike Vision

Better targeting of ships and bases could raise risks for forces in the Gulf. Russia and China have supported Iran during the 2026 conflict by sharing intelligence, satellite data, and military technology that improve detection and strike accuracy. One report said Tehran may receive 50 CM-302 anti-ship missiles, while Chinese radar systems and navigation networks also strengthen its battlefield awareness.

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