President Trump has dismissed concerns regarding reports that Chinese entities are providing Iran with satellite imagery, suggesting that such espionage practices are not unlike those employed by the United States. This incident reportedly occurred just before a missile strike that resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers. With a meeting scheduled with Chinese President Xi Jinping, this satellite connection could create tension during their impending trade and technology negotiations. President Trump has dismissed concerns regarding reports that Chinese entities are providing Iran with satellite imagery, suggesting that such espionage practices are not unlike those employed by the United States. This incident reportedly occurred just before a missile strike that resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers. With a meeting scheduled with Chinese President Xi Jinping, this satellite connection could create tension during their impending trade and technology negotiations.
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‘We spy on them too’: Trump shrugs off China-Iran satellite imagery report
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