Iran threatens to target US military bases in Europe
Iran has threatened to target US military bases in Europe and the Middle East if they are used for attacks against the Islamic Republic. This follows a conflict that began on February 28 with American and Israeli attacks. Meanwhile, debris from two intercepted ballistic missiles has fallen on a village in the Makkah Region.
- Iran threatened to target US military bases in Europe.
- Iran demands a deal covering all Middle East fronts, ending the sea blockade, and releasing frozen assets.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there is no need to attack Iran again.
- The Middle East war began on February 28 with American and Israeli attacks.
- Diplomatic efforts by Qatar and Pakistan are underway to end the war.
- The US Justice Department announced charges against three men described as Iranian operatives.
- Mohsen Rezaei stated Iran might attack islands considered outside its missile range.
- A Supreme Leader advisor named Mojtaba Khamenei previously mentioned the conflict front could extend to the Indian Ocean.
- Debris from two intercepted ballistic missiles fell on a village in the Makkah Region.
- The Public Prosecutor opened an inquiry into the legality of using the Lajes Base.
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