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‘Iran’s Missiles Will Be Fired Towards Europe’: Unthinkable New Threat Is Made if Donald Trump Attacks Using Europe’s Bases

Lawmakers said Iran would target European bases used by the United States and warned any new conflict could reach the heart of Europe, state media reported.

With the midterms over, the stage is set for possible new U.S. strikes on Iran, with nuclear sites, energy facilities and largely spared refineries among the options. An Iranian lawmaker warns Tehran could target Europe, while Trump says the U.S. is ‘locked and loaded’ but may have no reason to strike.

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Iranian lawmakers have threatened missile strikes on European countries hosting US military bases, while state media warned on Wednesday that any new confrontation with the US could reach the "heart of Europe". "If America uses its bases in Europe, including those in Italy and Germany, Iran's missiles will be launched towards Europe," Ahmad Bakhshayesh Ardestani, a member of the parliament's National Security Committee, told Euronews. "In the pr…

The warning of missile attacks mainly concerns Germany and Italy if these European countries allow the United States to use their military bases for operations against Tehran. The post Iran Threatens Europe with Missile Attacks: If Germany and Italy Take This Step, They Will Become Targets was first displayed by interez.sk.

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A member of the Iranian parliament's national security committee warns that if the United States uses its bases in Europe, including in Italy and Germany, Iranian missiles will be launched at the targets. He said this time Tehran would not allow countries that help the Americans to act against it without consequences. THE POST IRAN THREATENS TO EXPAND WAR TO EUROPE: “WE WILL LAUNCH MISSILES TO US BASES IN EUROPE TOO” FIRST APPEARED ON JDN.

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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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