Iran Abandons GPS - Switches to China’s Beidou Navigation System

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In June 2025, Iran made a historic decision — abandoning the U.S.-controlled GPS system to adopt China’s Beidou satellite navigation network. This move marks a bold shift in global tech alliances and signals a new era in Middle Eastern strategic autonomy. With Beidou's cutting-edge accuracy, anti-jamming capabilities, and independence from Western infrastructure, Iran now gains powerful tools to strengthen national security, streamline logistics, and participate in China's Belt and Road Initiative.
Beidou isn’t just a GPS alternative — it’s a symbol of China’s rise in space technology, now used by over 165 countries worldwide. As Iran becomes one of the first nations in the Middle East to fully integrate Beidou into its defense and economic systems, global observers are asking: Is this the beginning of a new geopolitical tech alignment?
👉 Watch to discover how Beidou is transforming Iran’s strategy, reshaping power in the Middle East, and challenging U.S. dominance in satellite navigation.

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