Something Massive to happen on Myanmar-Bangladesh border? US Air Force officers set up base in Dhaka
A group of united states air Force (USAF) officers landed in Dhaka, the capital of bangladesh, in a significant event amid the rising tensions between india and Pakistan.
Their visit is intended to check the arrangements before a "heavy cargo aircraft" arrives. The four-person crew reportedly arrived at Shahjalal international airport in Dhaka on May 8th on qatar Airways aircraft OR-641. These officials are accused of having ties to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
Al Udeid Base Connection
The USAF officer who arrived in Dhaka has ties to the Al Udeid air Base, according to sources in Bangladesh's security agencies. It is significant to remember that Doha is roughly 65 kilometers away from this air base. Abu Nakhlah airport is another name for Al Udeid air Base. It is home to a variety of coalition forces and military assets. For American operations in Iraq, it acts as both the headquarters and the supply hub. The base has the gulf region's longest runway.
The 379th air Expeditionary Wing of the USAF is stationed at Al Udeid. Both the Royal air Force's No. 83 Group RAF and the US Central Command are based there. Combat air power and vital services like aeromedical evacuation and intelligence support across several regions are vitally provided by the 379th air Expeditionary Wing.
On May 3, Waker-uz-Zaman, the chief of staff of the bangladesh Army, traveled to qatar for two days. Brigadier General Ghulam Mohiuddin Ahmed, the director of the Ordnance Organization Directorate, accompanied him. They both took flight QA-639 on qatar Airways. This big cargo's arrival in bangladesh has generated a number of conversations.
The four USAF officers would stay in Dhaka until a cargo plane carrying big containers lands at Shahjalal international airport, according to security service sources in Bangladesh. These containers might hold deadly weapons that might be driven to the border between bangladesh and Myanmar. The ongoing civil war in Myanmar may soon undergo major changes if these are, in fact, modern weapons.
Their visit is intended to check the arrangements before a "heavy cargo aircraft" arrives. The four-person crew reportedly arrived at Shahjalal international airport in Dhaka on May 8th on qatar Airways aircraft OR-641. These officials are accused of having ties to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).
Al Udeid Base Connection
The USAF officer who arrived in Dhaka has ties to the Al Udeid air Base, according to sources in Bangladesh's security agencies. It is significant to remember that Doha is roughly 65 kilometers away from this air base. Abu Nakhlah airport is another name for Al Udeid air Base. It is home to a variety of coalition forces and military assets. For American operations in Iraq, it acts as both the headquarters and the supply hub. The base has the gulf region's longest runway.
The 379th air Expeditionary Wing of the USAF is stationed at Al Udeid. Both the Royal air Force's No. 83 Group RAF and the US Central Command are based there. Combat air power and vital services like aeromedical evacuation and intelligence support across several regions are vitally provided by the 379th air Expeditionary Wing.
On May 3, Waker-uz-Zaman, the chief of staff of the bangladesh Army, traveled to qatar for two days. Brigadier General Ghulam Mohiuddin Ahmed, the director of the Ordnance Organization Directorate, accompanied him. They both took flight QA-639 on qatar Airways. This big cargo's arrival in bangladesh has generated a number of conversations.
The four USAF officers would stay in Dhaka until a cargo plane carrying big containers lands at Shahjalal international airport, according to security service sources in Bangladesh. These containers might hold deadly weapons that might be driven to the border between bangladesh and Myanmar. The ongoing civil war in Myanmar may soon undergo major changes if these are, in fact, modern weapons.
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