NATO on edge as second Iran missile breaches Turkey, debris falls near Incirlik

The widening Iran war is now rattling NATO territory after a second ballistic missile reportedly entered Turkish airspace before being intercepted by allied defenses. Debris from the interception fell near a strategic corridor linking the U.S. Incirlik base and NATO radar sites, raising alarm in Ankara. Turkish officials have warned they will respond decisively to any further violations. Meanwhile, a mysterious drone wreckage washing up on a Turkish beach has triggered bomb squad operations and security alerts. Iran, however, denies targeting Turkey or Cyprus and claims “false flag” attempts are trying to drag more countries into the war.