"China Allowed Access To US Military Stealth Helicopter Wreckage"

"According to the information now available in the United States, the Pakistan side, especially the ISI of the country, has brought the Chinese military into contact with the helicopters that crashed in Abbottabad," a US intelligence source said. He said that Chinese engineering technicians were allowed to inspect the wreckage of the helicopter and sample the stealth coating of the fuselage. such Invisible The helicopter that the United States commandos took by the coating entered Pakistan without being detected by radar.

An external consultant from the White House said that the National Security Council of President Barack Obama (Barack Obama) had discussed the matter and tried to decide how to respond. A senior official added that the current situation is "dissatisfied with us".

The US Navy Seals (Navy Seals) raided Laden's hiding place in Abbottabad near Islamabad in early May when one of the modified Black Hawk helicopters crashed, causing it to be unusable. The seals attacked the instrument with a hammer, and then destroyed the helicopter with explosives to prevent leakage of classified military technology. Helicopter The tailing tribe is outside the home of Ben Laden's family, and is still intact.

Two weeks later, John Kri, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, traveled to Pakistan to fight for the tail of the helicopter.

Pakistan officials, who were angered by the US's failure to greet Palestine and launch a surprise attack, hinted at the time that China was interested in seeing the wreckage. Photos of the helicopter's tail are circulating on the Internet.

People close to the White House and CIA have told the financial times that the Chinese have been allowed to reach the helicopter.

"At the end of the raid, we immediately asked the Pakistan not to let anyone touch the wreckage of the helicopter," a person close to the CIA said.

A senior official has questioned the general of Pakistan's military leader, Ashe Ashfaq Kayani, but he denied it, a person familiar with the matter said. A senior official in Pakistan also spoke to the British. Finance The times denied this. China declined to comment, and the White House and CIA declined to comment.

China maintains a strong military relationship with Pakistan. China is also an important supplier of weapons to Pakistan.

"The Chinese side will have great interest in this new technology," said the people who questioned the Pakistani side. "The seals will not blow up the helicopter for no reason," he said. But the US officials said, "it's hard to tell" how useful the information is. "The vast majority of that helicopter is almost destroyed," he said.