Iran Says It Will Target U.S. Bases in Europe if American Jets Use Them to Launch Strikes - Europe

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07:13 PM • November 11 2026 IST

Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei said on Wednesday his country would target U.S. military bases in Europe if American aircraft use them to launch attacks on Iran.

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Haaretz runs a one-sentence Reuters brief reporting that Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei said Iran would target US bases in Europe if American aircraft use them to launch attacks on Iran. The threat is attributed to him by name and keeps the condition he set, and the headline matches the body. Nothing in it misleads the reader.

What it gets right

“Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei said on Wednesday his country would target U.S. military bases in Europe if American aircraft use them to launch attacks on Iran.”
The brief names the speaker and his role and attributes the threat to him. It keeps the condition he set, an American attack launched from those bases, as other outlets also report it, rather than turning it into an open threat against Europe.
“Iran Says It Will Target U.S. Bases in Europe if American Jets Use Them to Launch Strikes”
The headline keeps both the attribution ("Iran Says") and the conditional, so it does not go beyond what the body reports.

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