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Debris from NATO missile interception lands in Turkey

4 March 2026
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Debris from a NATO interception of an Iranian ballistic missile has been recovered in Turkiye. The missile was reportedly destroyed as it neared Turkish airspace after traveling through Iraq and Syria. Turkiye has condemned Iran’s missile launch, emphasizing its commitment to national security in the region.

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