Military' planes are spotted landing at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan after it was claimed China is 'considering' sending soldiers to ex US airbase

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

• There are unconfirmed reports that Chinese military planes have landed at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan
• New images from Afghanistan show that power has been restored to the base and multiple sources alleged military planes arrived at the former US stronghold
• It comes after Yun Sun, Director of the China Program at Stimson Research Center, said China would be 'eager' to occupy the airfield and seize any equipment left over by the US
• The move would be an attempt to strengthen ties with the Taliban and embarrass America

There have been multiple reports of military planes arriving at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, just hours after images emerged showing that power was restored to the base for the first time since US forces evacuated the stronghold in July.
Images circulating on social media appear to show the airbase's floodlights blazing in the distance, amid reports that several military planes have taken off and landed at the base in recent hours.
Several sources suggest that the aircraft are Chinese, given the Taliban are not thought to possess the expertise needed to power the base or maintain and fly several military aircraft.

It comes after Yun Sun, director of the China Program at the Stimson Center think tank, said China would likely be very interested in occupying the airbase following the US pullout.
US forces in Afghanistan abandoned their main base at Bagram airport overnight in July - shutting off the lights and slipping away into the night without telling government forces who were supposed to take it over.

Images circulating on social media appear to show the airbase's floodlights blazing in the distance for the first time since US forces abandoned the base in July

It comes after Yun Sun, director of the China Program at the Stimson Center think tank, said China would likely be very interested in occupying the airbase following the US pullout

It has been confirmed by multiple sources that several military planes have arrived at the airbase after it was powered up for the first time since the US pullout

There are unconfirmed report that the planes arriving at Bagram are Chinese military planes, though this has not been verified by credible sources
The military airfield, located roughly an hour from Kabul, was first established by the Soviets during their own occupation of Afghanistan, after which it was seized by US forces and used as one of their main operating bases for 20 years.
According to U.S. News & World Report, China has been considering sending military personnel and economic development officials to Bagram airbase, and has conducted a 'feasibility study' on the effect of such a plan as part of its 'Belt and Road Initiative'.
A move to occupy Bagram airbase would go towards strengthening relations with the Taliban and further embarrassing America.
The report was denied by a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson.
'What I can tell everyone is that that is a piece of purely false information,' Wang Wenbin told reporters last month.
For more follow the link below.

Reports of military planes landing at Bagram air base in Afghanistan

Images circulating on social media appear to show the airbase's floodlights blazing in the distance, amid reports that several military planes have taken off and landed at the base.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Enigma SIG]

Fake news. We all know Bagram Airbase is now home to the PAF.

 

[mudas777]

There are unconfirmed reports Indian moon lander have landed at the Bagram airport and Taliban gave the guard of honour to the space vehicle. F**kers will stop at nothing.

 

[Falconless]

Why would a nation fight a war against foreign troops in their lands only to invite a different bunch of foreign troops?

 

[silverox]

Probably 200 million yuan worth of Chinese aid to Afghanistan was shipped.

 

[FuturePAF]

Bagram can secure the corridor between Mazar and Kabul. While I highly highly doubt they will allow Chinese troops into the country, they will probably allow civilian mining companies and Humanitarian aid NGOs to set up shop so they can help Arabia lose the country. While the Chinese are there they will probably be peeking around Bagram to learn about the US way of doing things.

 

[Globenim]

Probably just an airlift of aid, medicine and vaccines.

 

[Deltadart]

• There are unconfirmed reports that Chinese military planes have landed at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan
• New images from Afghanistan show that power has been restored to the base and multiple sources alleged military planes arrived at the former US stronghold
• It comes after Yun Sun, Director of the China Program at Stimson Research Center, said China would be 'eager' to occupy the airfield and seize any equipment left over by the US
• The move would be an attempt to strengthen ties with the Taliban and embarrass America

There have been multiple reports of military planes arriving at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, just hours after images emerged showing that power was restored to the base for the first time since US forces evacuated the stronghold in July.
Images circulating on social media appear to show the airbase's floodlights blazing in the distance, amid reports that several military planes have taken off and landed at the base in recent hours.
Several sources suggest that the aircraft are Chinese, given the Taliban are not thought to possess the expertise needed to power the base or maintain and fly several military aircraft.

It comes after Yun Sun, director of the China Program at the Stimson Center think tank, said China would likely be very interested in occupying the airbase following the US pullout.
US forces in Afghanistan abandoned their main base at Bagram airport overnight in July - shutting off the lights and slipping away into the night without telling government forces who were supposed to take it over.

Images circulating on social media appear to show the airbase's floodlights blazing in the distance for the first time since US forces abandoned the base in July

It comes after Yun Sun, director of the China Program at the Stimson Center think tank, said China would likely be very interested in occupying the airbase following the US pullout

It has been confirmed by multiple sources that several military planes have arrived at the airbase after it was powered up for the first time since the US pullout

There are unconfirmed report that the planes arriving at Bagram are Chinese military planes, though this has not been verified by credible sources
The military airfield, located roughly an hour from Kabul, was first established by the Soviets during their own occupation of Afghanistan, after which it was seized by US forces and used as one of their main operating bases for 20 years.
According to U.S. News & World Report, China has been considering sending military personnel and economic development officials to Bagram airbase, and has conducted a 'feasibility study' on the effect of such a plan as part of its 'Belt and Road Initiative'.
A move to occupy Bagram airbase would go towards strengthening relations with the Taliban and further embarrassing America.
The report was denied by a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson.
'What I can tell everyone is that that is a piece of purely false information,' Wang Wenbin told reporters last month.
For more follow the link below.

Reports of military planes landing at Bagram air base in Afghanistan

Images circulating on social media appear to show the airbase's floodlights blazing in the distance, amid reports that several military planes have taken off and landed at the base.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The Chinese planes were spotted by all of the early morning visitors to the railway lines in India. They have been described as the first line of early morning defense of India by modi himself.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Pak and China should jointly operate from the Bagram air base….

 

[applesauce]

Pak and China should jointly operate from the Bagram air base….

china has no interest in operating in Afghanistan. it hopes for a stable country that will not export terrorism to china, and towards that it is willing to build and provide aid to improve the local conditions and facilitate trade. that is all.