Do Iran's latest threats to Europe have teeth?

Iran’s escalating threats against Bulgaria have reignited concerns about whether Tehran is prepared to take direct military action in Europe to pressure U.S. allies away from supporting conflict zones. Analysts are scrutinizing the seriousness of these warnings, which come amid broader tensions over regional alliances and Iran’s growing assertiveness in challenging Western influence. The move raises questions about how far Iran might go to disrupt support for ongoing military engagements, particularly if diplomatic efforts fail to ease the standoff. With Europe on high alert, the situation could mark a dangerous shift in Iran’s strategy toward its neighbors.

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Do Iran's latest threats to Europe have teeth? Iran’s recent saber-rattling against Bulgaria has renewed questions over how much it’s willing to directly attack Europe in an effort to deter U.S. allies from aiding war efforts....