A new review of radar data from the US Air Force C-17 aircraft with the call sign MOOSE59 carrying the CIA deputy spy agency shows that the aircraft returned to the UAE from Pakistani airspace after its secret mission in Pakistan and then Tajikistan, without making any landing in Afghanistan.
Publish dateMonday 7 April 2025 - 08:51
Story Code : 311839
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Radar data clearly shows that after taking off from near Kolab, Tajikistan, the aircraft once again crossed Afghan airspace by turning off its transponder to avoid being seen on radars, then turned on its transponder in Pakistani skies and finally arrived near Das Island in the UAE.
According to the Hewad Times, the flight information released yesterday (Sunday, 17th of April) which indicated the flight of an American plane from Pakistan to Tajikistan, with a special passenger who, according to Pakistani media, was the deputy director of the US CIA, was in fact the unveiling of the secret cooperation between the intelligence agencies of the two countries and the US side. The plane returned to the United Arab Emirates after the CIA's instructions were explained to Pakistan and Tajikistan.
While accounts close to Pakistani security institutions have claimed that the US Air Force plane secretly entered Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, radar information showed a different route. According to information recorded in flight tracking systems, the plane first entered Afghan airspace from around Loralai, Pakistan, but continued its route north without any stops and finally appeared over Tajikistan and on the way to Kul-Yab Airport.
But after some Pakistani sources claimed that an American military plane had entered Afghan territory from Pakistan and landed at Bagram Air Base, Maulvi Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman for the Islamic Emirate, denied these reports. In an interview with national television, Mr. Mujahid said that the Afghan people know that such a thing is not possible and that it is not possible for American soldiers to come to Afghanistan again and that the Islamic Emirate will not allow this. He said that the publication of this propaganda is only to destroy public minds.
According to the Hewad Times, the flight information released yesterday (Sunday, 17th of April) which indicated the flight of an American plane from Pakistan to Tajikistan, with a special passenger who, according to Pakistani media, was the deputy director of the US CIA, was in fact the unveiling of the secret cooperation between the intelligence agencies of the two countries and the US side. The plane returned to the United Arab Emirates after the CIA's instructions were explained to Pakistan and Tajikistan.
While accounts close to Pakistani security institutions have claimed that the US Air Force plane secretly entered Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, radar information showed a different route. According to information recorded in flight tracking systems, the plane first entered Afghan airspace from around Loralai, Pakistan, but continued its route north without any stops and finally appeared over Tajikistan and on the way to Kul-Yab Airport.
But after some Pakistani sources claimed that an American military plane had entered Afghan territory from Pakistan and landed at Bagram Air Base, Maulvi Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman for the Islamic Emirate, denied these reports. In an interview with national television, Mr. Mujahid said that the Afghan people know that such a thing is not possible and that it is not possible for American soldiers to come to Afghanistan again and that the Islamic Emirate will not allow this. He said that the publication of this propaganda is only to destroy public minds.
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