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Congress backs Sharad Pawar for Rajya Sabha, MVA closes ranks in Maharashtra #Sharad_Pawar #Rajya_Sabha #MVA_closes #backs_Sharad #Congress_backs

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NATO Air Defenses Shoot Down Iranian Missile Headed Toward Turkey In a tense and dramatic moment, NATO air defenses shot down an Iranian missile that was heading toward Turkey yesterday evening. The incident marked the first time NATO has engaged in combat to defend one of its member countries against an attack from Iran. According to officials, the missile was launched from an undisclosed location in Iran around 8:30 pm local time and was detected by radar systems in southeastern Turkey. As it approached Turkish airspace, NATO's air defense systems sprang into action, firing a barrage of missiles designed to intercept and destroy the incoming threat. The Iranian missile, believed to be a modified version of the Russian-made Iskander-M, was destroyed approximately 30 miles outside Turkish airspace. No casualties or damage were reported on the ground in Turkey. The incident has sent shockwaves throughout the region, with many analysts viewing it as a significant escalation in tensions between NATO and Iran. The alliance has long been wary of Iranian military ambitions, particularly its ballistic missile program, which is seen as a major threat to regional stability. In a statement released early this morning, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that the alliance "will not hesitate" to defend its member countries against any attack. He added that the incident highlighted the need for continued vigilance and cooperation among allies in the face of emerging threats. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also weighed in on the situation, stating that his country will "not be intimidated" by Iran's aggressive actions. He called for increased international pressure on Tehran to cease its ballistic missile program...#NATO #Iran #Syria #United_States #Turkey #Recep_Tayyip_Erdogan #Jens_Stoltenberg #Patriot_air_defense_systems

Turkey Says NATO Defences Destroyed Incoming Missile from Iran Turkey said on Friday that its NATO-backed air defences had destroyed an incoming missile fired from Iran over the Mediterranean, a move that could escalate tensions between Ankara and Tehran. The incident came as regional rivalries simmer just below the surface in the Middle East. The Turkish Ministry of Defence announced in a statement that a "hostile" missile had been detected over the Mediterranean Sea, heading towards Turkish airspace. According to Ankara, NATO's air defence systems had quickly taken control of the situation and destroyed the projectile before it could pose any danger to Turkey or its allies. Iranian officials have not yet commented on the alleged incident. However, Tehran has in the past protested Turkey's involvement in regional conflicts and its perceived alignment with Western powers like the United States and NATO. Turkey's claims of shooting down an Iranian missile come as tensions between Ankara and Tehran continue to simmer over a range of issues, from Syria to energy policy. The two nations have long been rivals for influence in the Middle East, with Turkey backing opposition groups in Iran and Iran supporting Turkey's Kurdish minority. NATO has been involved in the region since 2011, when it intervened in Libya to support rebels seeking to topple Moammar Gaddafi. Since then, NATO has maintained a presence in the Mediterranean, citing concerns over terrorism and regional stability. The incident is likely to heighten concerns about military tensions between Turkey and Iran, which have a long history of mutual distrust. In 2018, Turkish fighter jets intercepted an Iranian passenger plane that had strayed into Turkish ...#iran #united_states #nato #turkey #mediterranean_sea #syria #libya #moammar_gaddafi #kurdish_minority