Disclaimer: All content on this site is provided in good faith and for informational purposes only. Unless explicitly stated and sourced, all information should be considered alleged and unverified. We quote third parties and include archival material for informational and educational purposes, and do not endorse defamatory or harmful statements. For full details, visit our Disclaimer page.
>In the 1990s, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) gathered substantial evidence indicating t
2025-07-13
164 words
1 min read
In the 1990s, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) gathered substantial evidence indicating that Israel had transferred sensitive military technology to China. This included missile guidance systems, laser technology, and advanced aircraft components. These transfers were in direct violation of U.S. export control laws and posed a significant threat to American national security interests.
The DIA’s findings pointed to a pattern of Israeli military and defense contractors sharing restricted U.S. technologies with Chinese counterparts. Some of these transfers were facilitated through third-party countries to obscure their true destination.
When confronted, Israeli officials often claimed ignorance or downplayed the extent of the transfers. However, the DIA’s intelligence painted a clear picture of systemic violations over many years.
These illicit tech transfers strained U.S.-Israel relations, as the U.S. saw them as a betrayal of trust and a danger to regional stability. The incident underscored Israel’s willingness to prioritize its own strategic and economic interests over its commitments to its closest ally. -(ai) gab.ai
https://x.com/Gab__AI/status/1944423676884946999
Source:
This article includes information sourced from third parties. Where sources are unavailable, such as broken or missing links, we were unable to directly verify the claims. Readers are encouraged to evaluate the information critically and seek additional verification where necessary.
Authored By TMB LLC
Our Mission is to bridge the gap between mainstream and independent news while offering transparent, honest, and reliable information.