BREAKING: China secretly supplied 50 CM-302 supersonic anti-ship missiles to Iran. During the ongoing war, Iran reportedly launched them, but none hit their targets, either intercepted by the U.S. Navy or failing mid-flight due to technical issues. Chines equipments failing again pic.twitter.com/Om75qY3uSJ
— Baba Banaras™ (@RealBababanaras) March 6, 2026
Factcheck: No evidence supports the claim of China secretly supplying 50 CM-302 missiles to Iran, or Iran launching any that failed/intercepted by US Navy. Reuters (Feb 24) reported Iran nearing a purchase deal—no delivery confirmed. China’s Foreign Ministry called it untrue/disinfo (Mar 2+). In the current US-Iran conflict, Iran’s strikes use other missiles/drones (e.g., Qadr, Talaieh). US CENTCOM reports no hits on its ships; Iranian claims unverified. The attached video is a meme, not footage.
JUST IN🇮🇷❌🇮🇱🔥 Iranian Missiles struck the U.S. Aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln with direct Ballistic missiles in second round of strikes or 19th wave of Retaliatory strikes. pic.twitter.com/P1rHqsuadR
— RKM (@rkmtimes) March 6, 2026
The video is from fire of USS Bonhome Richard at San Diego, 2020
https://twitter.com/GPX_Press/status/2029936187708748216
Factcheck: No, this claim isn’t verified. No official Iranian state media (IRNA, PressTV), Pezeshkian speeches, or major outlets like Reuters/Al Jazeera/Times of Israel report him saying Iran exhausted “old missiles” to reveal “real technology” with Khorramshahr-4/Kheibar Shekan-4. It’s spreading on social media amid the conflict, but reports show Iran’s missile launches have dropped 80-86% due to destroyed launchers—not a strategic upgrade. Iran has advanced ballistic missiles (some solid-fuel, long-range), but no confirmed new “more powerful” phase post-stockpile exhaustion. Likely propaganda.