Turkiye says NATO bringing in more defences after missile interceptions

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NATO is deploying an additional Patriot missile defense unit to Turkiye's Incirlik Air Base following alleged missile interceptions. Turkiye claims these missiles were fired by Iran, but Iran denies involvement, suggesting potential Israeli sabotage. The new PAC-3 system will supplement existing national security measures. This deployment follows three reported incidents of NATO intercepting ballistic missiles allegedly fired from Iran towards or within Turkish airspace since early March. While Turkiye has warned Iran against further attacks and asserted its right to respond, it hasn't formally requested NATO protection. Turkish officials are addressing discrepancies between Iran's denials and the available technical data with Iranian counterparts.
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