伊朗正接近与中国达成协议，购买超音速反舰巡航导弹。此举可能会显著提高中东地区的紧张程度，因为美国航母打击群已集结到距离这个伊斯兰共和国可打击范围内。
路透社周二报道称，德黑兰即将敲定一项采购中国制造的CM-302导弹的协议，援引了六位了解谈判情况的人士的话。
这种超音速武器射程约180英里，可低空飞行以躲避舰船防御系统，将增强伊朗打击在该地区行动的美国海军力量的能力。
知情人士表示，该交易即将完成，但尚未商定交付日期。目前尚不清楚涉及多少枚导弹、伊朗同意支付多少费用，以及鉴于地区紧张局势加剧，中国最终是否会推进这项交易。
2016年11月2日，中国珠海航展上展示了CM-302超音速反舰导弹武器系统。(Dickson Lee/South China Morning Post via Getty Images)
路透社报道称，在去年以色列与伊朗持续12天的战争之后，谈判进程加速。那场战争导致德黑兰的军事基础设施紧张，地区紧张局势升级。
据报道，这项交易达成之际，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普警告德黑兰，如果不遏制其核计划将面临后果，而五角大楼已向该地区部署了多个航母打击群，包括亚伯拉罕·林肯号和杰拉尔德·R·福特号。这次军事集结标志着近年来美国在该地区最大规模的海军部署之一。
特朗普在2月19日表示，他给伊朗10天时间就核计划达成协议，否则可能面临军事行动。
维特科夫警告伊朗距“制造炸弹材料”仅“一周之遥”，特朗普正权衡行动
2026年2月24日，在希腊地中海岛屿克里特岛的苏达湾，美国海军亚伯拉罕·林肯号航空母舰靠岸。此前美国总统唐纳德·特朗普下令增加美国在该地区的海军部署。(Costas Metaxakis/AFP via Getty Images)
一名白宫官员告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，总统仍然坚定地认为伊朗不能发展核武器或浓缩铀。
当被问及对报道中伊朗与中国接近达成协议的评论时，该官员表示：“总统希望看到达成一项协议，但他已经明确表示‘要么我们达成协议，要么我们将不得不像上次那样采取非常强硬的行动’。”
伊朗最高领袖阿里·哈梅内伊上周似乎直接威胁美国军舰。
“比那艘军舰更危险的是能把它送进海底的武器，”哈梅内伊2月17日在X平台（原推特）上写道。
军事分析人士表示，中国转让超音速反舰导弹可能会使美国在波斯湾及周边水域的海军行动复杂化。
以色列前情报官员、以色列国家安全研究所高级伊朗研究员丹尼·西特罗维奇告诉路透社：“如果伊朗拥有在该地区攻击舰船的超音速能力，那将彻底改变游戏规则。这些导弹非常难以拦截。”
伊朗宣布在霍尔木兹海峡测试新型海军防空导弹，美国军事集结持续
据报道，在这项交易达成之际，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普（左）警告德黑兰如果不遏制其核计划将面临后果。图中右侧为伊朗最高领袖阿里·哈梅内伊。(Chip Somodevilla; Iranian Leader Press Office/Anadolu)
不过，福克斯新闻数字频道报道称，美军仍保持着针对伊朗威胁的多层防御，包括爱国者导弹电池、配备标准导弹拦截器的海军驱逐舰和F-35隐形战斗机。
据美国中央司令部称，去年，地中海东部的海军驱逐舰使用SM-3拦截器拦截了伊朗弹道导弹，而从亚伯拉罕·林肯号航母上起飞的美国海军陆战队F-35C战斗机击落了接近美国资产的伊朗无人机。
伊朗在过去与美军的对抗中还依赖快速突击艇、弹道导弹和无人机进行“蜂群”战术攻击。
当被路透社问及报道中的导弹谈判时，白宫没有直接回应。中国外交部告诉该媒体，它并不了解这些谈判。
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2026年2月24日，美国杰拉尔德·R·福特号航空母舰停靠在希腊克里特岛的苏达湾。(Stefanos Rapanis/Anadolu via Getty Images)
如果这项潜在的武器转让最终敲定，将标志着数十年来中国向伊朗提供的最先进武器系统之一，也可能考验美国制裁当局的应对能力。
随着美军在该地区分散部署，国防官员强调，此次军事集结旨在威慑伊朗的侵略行为，但同时警告称，如果外交努力失败，他们已做好战斗准备。
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Iran is nearing a deal with China to acquire supersonic anti-ship cruise missiles, a move that could significantly raise the stakes in the Middle East as U.S. carrier strike groups assemble within striking distance of the Islamic Republic.
Reuters reported Tuesday that Tehran is close to finalizing an agreement for Chinese-made CM-302 missiles, citing six people with knowledge of the negotiations.
The supersonic weapons, which can travel roughly 180 miles and fly low to evade ship defenses, would enhance Iran’s ability to target U.S. naval forces operating in the region.
The deal is near completion, though no delivery date has been agreed, the people said. It is unclear how many missiles are involved, how much Iran has agreed to pay, or whether China will ultimately proceed given heightened regional tensions.
The CM-302 supersonic anti-ship missile weapon system is shown during the Zhuhai Airshow in Zhuhai, China, Nov. 2, 2016.(Dickson Lee/South China Morning Post via Getty Images)
Reuters reported that negotiations accelerated after last year’s 12-day war between Israel and Iran, which left Tehran’s military infrastructure strained and heightened regional tensions.
The reported deal comes as President Donald Trump warns Tehran of consequences if it fails to curb its nuclear program, while the Pentagon has deployed multiple carrier strike groups to the region, including USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Gerald R. Ford. The buildup marks one of the largest U.S. naval deployments in the region in recent years.
Trump said on Feb. 19 he was giving Iran 10 days to reach an agreement over its nuclear program or face potential military action.
WITKOFF WARNS IRAN IS ‘A WEEK AWAY’ FROM ‘BOMB-MAKING MATERIAL’ AS TRUMP WEIGHS ACTION
The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln docks at Souda Bay on the Greek Mediterranean island of Crete, Feb. 24, 2026, following orders by U.S. President Donald Trump to increase the American naval presence in the region.(Costas Metaxakis/AFP via Getty Images)
A White House official told Fox News Digital that the president remains firm that Iran cannot develop nuclear weapons or enrich uranium.
“The president would like to see a deal negotiated, but he has been clear that ‘either we will make a deal or we will have to do something very tough like last time,’” the official said when asked for comment on the reported approaching Iran-China deal.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei last week appeared to threaten U.S. warships directly.
“More dangerous than that warship is the weapon that can send that warship to the bottom of the sea,” Khamenei wrote on Feb. 17 on X.
Military analysts say a Chinese transfer of supersonic anti-ship missiles could complicate U.S. naval operations in the Persian Gulf and surrounding waters.
“It’s a complete game-changer if Iran has supersonic capability to attack ships in the area,” Danny Citrinowicz, a former Israeli intelligence officer and senior Iran researcher at Israel’s Institute for National Security Studies, told Reuters. “These missiles are very difficult to intercept.”
IRAN ANNOUNCES TEST OF NEW NAVAL AIR DEFENSE MISSILE IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ AS US MILITARY BUILDUP CONTINUES
The reported deal comes as President Donald Trump, left, warns Tehran of consequences if it fails to curb its nuclear program. Iranian Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is pictured right.(Chip Somodevilla; Iranian Leader Press Office/Anadolu)
Still, U.S. forces maintain layered defenses against Iranian threats, including Patriot missile batteries, Navy destroyers equipped with Standard Missile interceptors and F-35 stealth fighters, Fox News Digital reported.
Last year, Navy destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean intercepted Iranian ballistic missiles using SM-3 interceptors, while Marine Corps F-35Cs operating from USS Abraham Lincoln shot down Iranian drones that approached U.S. assets, according to U.S. Central Command.
Iran has also relied on swarming fast boats, ballistic missiles and drones in past confrontations with U.S. forces.
The White House did not directly address the reported missile negotiations when asked by Reuters. China’s foreign ministry told the outlet it was not aware of the talks.
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The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier docks at Souda Bay on the Greek island of Crete, Feb. 24, 2026.(Stefanos Rapanis/Anadolu via Getty Images)
The potential transfer would mark one of the most advanced Chinese weapons systems supplied to Iran in decades and could test U.S. sanctions authorities if finalized.
As U.S. forces fan out across the region, defense officials have stressed that the buildup is designed to deter Iranian aggression — but warned they are prepared for combat if diplomacy fails.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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