NATO forces successfully intercepted an Iranian ballistic missile within Turkish airspace on March 4, marking the first time NATO territory has been subjected to incoming fire from Iran since the onset of conflict. This incident raises questions about Turkey's future diplomatic stance regarding relations with both NATO and Iran.
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