Attack on Iran. NATO wants to additionally deploy the Patriot system in Turkey

In light of threats from Iran, NATO is considering the possibility of deploying additional Patriot missile defense systems on Turkish territory. This was reported by Bloomberg, citing its sources.
Photo by the media. NATO plans to deploy additional Patriot systems in Turkey
According to available information, the AN/TPY-2 radar, located in Kuricik in eastern Turkey, which is one of the key early warning systems, could become a target for one of the missiles launched from Iranian territory.

Among the potential targets for attacks, the Incirlik Air Base is also mentioned, where NATO forces are stationed, including a significant number of American military personnel. In this regard, the installation of a PAC-3 battery, capable of intercepting ballistic missiles, is being considered alongside the already operational Spanish PAC-2 system.

Since February 28 of this year, the United States and Israel have continued military operations aimed against Iran. Despite Washington and Tel Aviv's expectations of a "small victorious war," the situation in the Middle East continues to escalate.

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