US vs Iran: Russia Jumps Into US‑Iran War | Backs Iran With Secret Weapon

Tensions escalate as Russia reportedly supports Iran amid rising US‑Iran hostilities. Sources suggest that Moscow may have sent a secret weapon to Tehran, potentially targeting US naval assets, including the USS Abraham Lincoln. The move highlights the deepening military cooperation between Russia and Iran and raises concerns over a wider regional conflict. While official statements are scarce, defense analysts are monitoring unusual cargo flights and strategic deployments, signaling that global powers may be quietly positioning themselves in the ongoing US‑Iran standoff.

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00:00Just days ago, an Iranian Boeing 747 cargo plane landed in Tehran.

00:27The flight originated from Moscow and has drawn attention amid ongoing military cooperation between Russia and Iran.

00:38According to flight tracking data and social media observers, the Iranian-operated freighter arrived at Tehran,

00:47likely landing at Imam Khomeini International Airport, or Maribod.

00:52The aircraft is reported to be Iranian-registered or operated, possibly by Mahan Air or another cargo carrier.

01:02But details like flight number or exact registration have not been confirmed.

01:08Around the same time, another Iranian Boeing 747 departed Tehran, headed for an unknown destination in China.

01:17Analysts say these flights are part of a pattern of increased cargo activity involving Russia, Iran, and China,

01:27potentially transporting large volumes of military equipment.

01:31Russia has supplied Iran with systems like attack helicopters, including the M-28 Havoc, and air defense components.

01:41Much of this hardware is transported via heavy-lift aircraft, such as IL-76s, including Russian or Belarusian-minked planes that have landed in Tehran recently.

01:56Observers suggest the Iranian 747 from Moscow may have been carrying sensitive or military cargo,

02:04although no official details on the manifest have been released.

02:08Iran and Russia maintain close defense partnerships, including arms deals and joint support in regional conflicts.

02:18No official statements from Iranian or Russian authorities have clarified the flight's purpose, passengers or cargo.

02:27Such flights often operate with limited public tracking, due to sanctions on Iranian airlines and the sensitive nature of the routes.

02:36Mainstream media coverage remains limited, with most information coming from aviation enthusiasts, defense analysts, and social media posts citing flight radar data.