Declassified Australia contacted United Airlines and the Department of Defence for comment, but neither responded by the deadline.
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Voices
- Declassified Australia independent
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- Declassified Australia contacted United Airlines and the Department of Defence for comment, but neither responded by the deadline.
Declassified Australia contacted both United Airlines and the Department of Defence to ask a series of questions about the flights, and on the security considerations given to the use of passenger airplanes for the exports of military parts from Australia. Neither took the opportunity provided to them to respond by deadline.
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Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from SHADOW FLIGHTS: LEAKS REVEAL NEW U.S. ROUTE OF F-35 JET PARTS TO ISRAEL · 2026-09-11 21:48