Britain finds no credible evidence of Iranian missile targeting in Europe

Britain’s Government Says No Evidence of Iranian Missiles Targeting Europe

The UK government has stated that there is no evidence to suggest Iran is targeting Europe with missiles. This claim comes after reports of two missiles fired at a British-American military base in the Indian Ocean, which failed to reach their target.

According to CNN, the incident occurred on January 29th, when Iranian missiles were launched at the US-UK military base. The BBC reported that no assessment has been made about Iran’s capability to strike London.

Experts have weighed in on the situation, with Fox News stating that Trump was proven right about Iran’s long-range missile capabilities. CNBC confirmed that the UK government has confirmed the incident and stated that the missiles failed to reach their target.

Reuters reported that there is no evidence of Iranian missiles targeting Europe. The BBC also stated that no assessment has been made about Iran’s capability to strike London.

The incident highlights the ongoing tensions between Iran and Western countries, particularly the US and the UK.

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