Iran removes 2,000-km limit on ballistic missiles. Romania on list of possible targets
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Iran has officially announced that it has abandoned the 2,000-kilometre limit on the range of its ballistic missiles. The information was conveyed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iran's elite military force.
According to statements quoted by the press, Iran could respond "without geographic limits" to any new attack by the United States or Israel. Until now, the 2,000-kilometre restriction limited the distance Iranian missiles could travel. Removing this limit clearly changes Iran's military strategy in the event of a conflict.
For Romania, the most important consequence is that American military bases in Europe could become targets. The publication Aleph News writes that Romania appears on the list of possible targets. However, to date, there is no official confirmation of this list either from the Iranian or the Romanian authorities.
The statement refers to the possibility of new attacks by the United States and Israel, which shows that the situation in the region remains tense. For now, no further details are available about how Iran intends to implement this decision.
Sources: Aleph News
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