March 5 - NATO has increased its alliance-wide ballistic missile defence posture following the intercept of a missile from Iran targeted at Turkey, its military headquarters said on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Yesterday, a ballistic missile fired from Iran over Iraqi and Syrian airspace was intercepted by NATO air defense systems before entering Turkish territory, Turkish officials confirmed. Debris from the intercepted missile fell in the Dörtyol region of southern Turkey near the Syrian border, with no reported casualties.

Iran’s military has officially denied launching a missile toward Turkey, following reports that NATO forces intercepted a ballistic missile over the eastern Mediterranean. Iranian state media emphasized that the country respects Turkey’s sovereignty and rejected claims of any missile targeting Turkish territory.

NATO air defence systems intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile fired from Iran that was heading toward Turkish airspace on Wednesday, according to Turkiye’s Ministry of National...

Iran on Thursday, denied allegations that it launched a ballistic missile toward Turkey after Ankara reported that a NATO defence system intercepted a

A single Iran missile strike has shattered the fragile alliance between Tehran and Ankara. As NATO defenses intercept the threat, President Erdogan weighs a historic military intervention against his former brotherly neighbor.