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Times of India11.05.2026GeneralIndia

Despite mediating in US-Iran war, Pak let Iranian aircraft use airbases to avoid American strikes

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Pakistan reportedly sheltered Iranian military aircraft at its airbases, raising questions about its neutrality as a mediator in the US-Iran conflict. US officials cited in a CBS News report claim Iran moved planes, including a reconnaissance jet, to Pakistan's Nur Khan Air Base. A Pakistani official denied these allegations, calling them implausible.

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