Iran Threatens Military Strikes on German Targets in Middle East
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Iran has warned Germany that its military bases and facilities in the Middle East could be targeted if Germany joins military actions against the Islamic Republic. The warning was reported by Iran's Fars news agency on October 25, amid perceived increased anti-Iranian activities by Germany. Germany has military bases in Jordan and Qatar, and German officials have called for a non-military resolution to the conflict.
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- Iran warned Germany that its Middle East bases could be struck if Germany joins military actions against Iran.
- The warning was reported by Iran's Fars news agency on October 25.
- Tehran perceives Germany's actions as increased anti-Iranian activity.
- Germany has military bases in Jordan and Qatar.
- German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul called for a non-military solution to the conflict.
Iran has warned Germany that if it openly participates in military actions against the Islamic Republic, all German military bases and facilities in the Middle East connected to Germany could become targets of strikes. This warning was reported by Iran's Fars news agency on October 25. According to Fars, the message was conveyed to Berlin amid what Tehran perceives as increased anti-Iranian activities by Germany. The agency did not specify the channels through which the warning was delivered or the specific Iranian officials who issued it.
Earlier in October, Israeli intelligence reportedly alerted about potential Iranian attacks on U.S. military bases in Germany, including Ramstein and Spangdahlem. Germany maintains a military presence in the Middle East, with bases in Jordan and Qatar.
On October 23, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that the conflict surrounding Iran has no military solution and urged against a new escalation of hostilities.
