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Nur Khan report leaves Pakistan's role in possible strike unconfirmed

MIRROR NOW's fast-starting report links reported cargo flights with an alleged Chinese intelligence warning, while leaving key questions unanswered.

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MIRROR NOW Story of November 11, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 58,033 views a day, 30 times a normal first day on this channel (1,925).

Iran Strike From Pakistan? Russian, Chinese And UAE Military Planes Land At Nur Khan Air Base

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0:06The report describes reported Russian, Chinese and UAE military cargo aircraft arrivals in Pakistan.
0:44Reported routes include flights into Karachi from Bishkek and Chittagong.
1:00The cargo, recipients and purposes of the flights remain unconfirmed.
1:24Reports allege China warned Moscow that a possible US strike could launch from Nur Khan Air Base.
3:17The report begins repeating its narrative with looped visuals.

Cargo aircraft arriving in Pakistan and a warning about a possible American strike on Iran are separate strands of MIRROR NOW's report. Neither establishes that Pakistan has agreed to take part in an operation.

The upload drew about 52,000 views in 19 hours, far above the channel's usual start for regular videos. Its title asks whether a strike on Iran could come from Pakistan, but the narration keeps that possibility attributed to reports of an alleged Chinese intelligence warning to Moscow.

The aircraft account is more specific about routes than purposes. It names Russian IL-76MD and AN-124 cargo planes and a UAE-operated IL-76, with reported journeys into Karachi from Bishkek and Chittagong. The cargo, recipients and reasons for the flights remain unconfirmed.

Nur Khan Air Base, in the Islamabad-Rawalpindi metropolitan area, enters the story as the alleged launch location named in the warning. The report does not establish a connection between the cargo movements and a strike plan. Its central qualification arrives around a minute in, before the intelligence allegation: what the planes were carrying, and why they came, is still unknown.

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