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Reports have revealed that Iran will receive a shipment of around 400 shoulder-fired missile defense systems from China in the coming weeks, valued between $60 million and $70 million. This move aims to strengthen its short-range air defenses amid increasing tensions with the United States and Israel. The deal includes QW-12 and FN-16 missiles, intended to fill gaps in Iran's defensive capabilities following strikes on its military sites, missile programs, and drone assets. The deliveries are expected to be made by air from China through Pakistan or via land routes, reflecting a deepening of military relations with Beijing. This purchase is considered one of Iran's largest efforts to bolster its short-range defenses.
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