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Iran Warns Cyprus Not To Host Aggression From Its Territory In Phone Call

Iran Warns Cyprus Not To Host Aggression From Its Territory In Phone Call Within only the first week of Operation Epic Fury there was concern that war spillover could reach all the way into the Mediterranean, after Iranian Shahed drones believed launched by Hezbollah in Lebanon targeted UK airbases in Cyprus. On March 1-2, 2026, an Iranian-made drone struck a hangar and runway at the RAF Akrotiri military base in southern Cyprus. This was as Iran and its regional allies accused Cyprus of allowing attacks on the Islamic Republic to be carried...
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