Secret arms deal between China and Iran revealed, American agency’s report shocked the world

News India Live, Digital Desk: Once again there are signs of deepening tension between the two big powers of the world. A top American intelligence agency has made a sensational claim that China is secretly supplying deadly weapons to Iran. According to the report, this military nexus between Beijing and Tehran is being done by defying international sanctions. After this revelation, now the eyes of the whole world are focused on the White House to see what strict stance the newly elected President Donald Trump takes on this. ‘Dragon’s move exposed in the intelligence report. The recent report of the American agency says that China is not only providing advanced military technology and drone parts to Iran, but is also providing sensitive equipment used in missile systems. Experts believe that the purpose of this ‘secret deal’ is to reduce American influence in the Middle East and to increase Iran’s military strength. This revelation has come at a time when Western countries are already worried about Iran’s nuclear program. Will the Trump administration take major action? Donald Trump has been very strict towards both China and Iran since his first term. This report is a big challenge for Trump, who is running ‘America First’ policy and ‘Maximum Pressure’ campaign on Iran. Political analysts say that Trump will not take this matter lightly and new stringent economic sanctions may be imposed on China. If the Trump administration takes strict action on this, it can have a direct impact on the global market and oil prices. The risk of war may increase in the Middle East. With this help from China, there is a possibility of increasing Iran’s aggressive capability, which may further inflame the ongoing tension between Israel and the Gulf countries. If China continues this supply of arms, it will be a matter of concern for the ‘Quad’ and other Western organizations as well. Is China deliberately adding fuel to the fire as part of its expansionist policy? This question has sparked a new debate in international diplomacy.