The Kayhan newspaper, published under the supervision of a representative of the leader of the Islamic Republic, wrote that the interests and facilities of the United States and NATO in Europe, including in Great Britain, Italy, Greece, Romania and Cyprus, could be the targets of the Islamic Republic's missiles in the event of another war. Kihan, referring to Mujtaba Khamenei's directive for a military response without geographical limitations, wrote that the range of possible targets is no longer limited to American bases in the Middle East and can be expanded to the "heart of Europe". This newspaper added that the Islamic Republic's missiles have the ability to target NATO bases at a distance of four to five thousand kilometers. Cohen added: "If the aggressors do not choose the diplomatic solution and accept Iran's reasonable conditions, the geography of the battle will expand to the heart of Europe and the depth of the extra-regional bases, and this time the fire of retaliation will destroy all arrogant calculations."

The Kayhan newspaper, published under the supervision of a representative of the leader of the Islamic Republic, wrote that the interests and facilities of the United States and NATO in Europe, including in Great Britain, Italy, Greece, Romania and Cyprus, could be the targets of the Islamic Republic's missiles in the event of another war. Kihan, referring to Mujtaba Khamenei's directive for a military response without geographical limitations, wrote that the range of possible targets is no longer limited to American bases in the Middle East and can be expanded to the "heart of Europe". This newspaper added that the Islamic Republic's missiles have the ability to target NATO bases at a distance of four to five thousand kilometers. Cohen added: "If the aggressors do not choose the diplomatic solution and accept Iran's reasonable conditions, the geography of the battle will expand to the heart of Europe and the depth of the extra-regional bases, and this time the fire of retaliation will destroy all arrogant calculations."