Air raid sirens blared at NATO’s Incirlik Air Base in southern Turkey on March 13, jolting residents of nearby Adana awake as alliance missile defences intercepted yet another projectile fired from Iran. According to Turkish media and local witnesses cited by outlets including Ekonomim and international press, a red alert sounded around 3:25 a.m. and continued for about five minutes at the strategic base, which hosts U.S. forces and is widely believed to store dozens of B61 nuclear bombs under NATO’s nuclear‑sharing pact.
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