Turkey on heightened alert after NATO shoots down second Iranian missile in its airspace
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
NATO forces on Monday intercepted a second Iranian missile headed into Turkey’s airspace, marking another escalation of regional turmoil sparked by the joint U.S.-Israeli war against Tehran. The missile was shot down by NATO assets in the Eastern Mediterranean, according to Turkey’s defense ministry. There were no casualties in the incident, which marks the second […]
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