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EU Officials Set to Discuss NATO Involvement in Iran War

Mar 16, 2026Center

European Union foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels today as the conflict in the Middle East continues. NATO's interception of Iranian missiles fired at Turkey and US calls for European nations to help protect oil cargoes in the Strait of Hormuz are set to be top of the agenda. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

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