Iran threatened to attack European cities if countries join military operations against it, prompting the U.K., France, and Germany to increase security measures and deploy military assets to Cyprus after Iranian drones struck the island. NATO leader Mark Rutte warned that Iran's developing nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities pose an existential threat to Europe, with analysts assessing that medium-range missiles could reach southeastern European territory and long-range drones could potentially target western European cities.
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Iran threatened to attack European cities if countries join military operations against it, prompting the U.K., France, and Germany to increase security measures and deploy military assets to Cyprus after Iranian drones struck the island. NATO leader Mark Rutte warned that Iran's developing nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities pose an existential threat to Europe, with analysts assessing that medium-range missiles could reach southeastern European territory and long-range drones could potentially target western European cities.