Report: Iran Has Considered Strikes on U.S. Military Assets in Europe if War Escalates - [your]NEWS

Iranian officials have reportedly examined potential attacks on U.S. military assets in Bulgaria and Cyprus, along with possible actions against subsea communications infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz, if Washington orders another major offensive against Tehran. The assessment is attributed to Iranian regime insiders speaking to the Financial Times, who say Iranian forces have evaluated possible strikes on U.S. facilities or forces in southeastern Europe, including targets in Bulgaria. The reports don’t confirm a final decision, but they show Tehran is weighing options that could expand the conflict’s geography. Iran’s response, an insider said, would depend on U.S. actions amid stalled diplomacy. Meanwhile, Bulgaria allowed up to eight KC-135 aircraft and as many as 250 personnel at Bezmer Air Base through Oct. 1.