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Reports indicate that Iran will receive the first shipment within weeks of approximately 300 to 400 portable air defense systems from China, with an estimated cost between $60 million and $70 million, to strengthen its short-range air defenses in response to vulnerabilities exposed during its conflicts with the United States and Israel. The deal includes "QW-12" and Chinese "F-86" missiles, and is part of Tehran's efforts to rebuild its defensive capabilities, with expectations of significantly expanding its stockpile and solidifying military ties with Beijing. China, for its part, denies the accuracy of these reports and emphasizes its role in promoting peace. Sources suggest that the deliveries may be made by air through Pakistan, with possibilities of changing the delivery schedule or transportation methods.
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