According to findings from an American research institution, Pakistan has secretly supplied heavy artillery shells to the Israeli-Zionist regime to assist in its operations against Palestinians during the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
While Pakistan officially does not recognize the Israeli-Zionist regime and considers it an enemy, the report reveals covert ties between the two, including a newly established direction in arms sales. The findings are based on confidential documents uncovered through AMF invoices.
According to the report, British Air Force aircraft, identified as “RRR6664/5,” made several flights from Bahrain to Pakistan’s Rawalpindi, landing at the “Noor Khan” airbase. From there, the 155mm artillery shells were transported to Bahrain, then to Oman, and ultimately to the Akrotiri Air Base in Cyprus, which serves as a weapons depot for the Israeli regime.
The report further claims that the munitions were then transferred from Akrotiri to American and Israeli airbases, including Nawatim and Ben-Gurion airports.
Photographic evidence shows that these aircraft made stops in Pakistan, Bahrain, Oman, and Cyprus before reaching their final destination.
