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German media: Iranian intelligence services may target U.S. military bases in Germany, including Ramstein and Spangdahlem

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German authorities are concerned about possible Iranian-linked operations against U.S. military facilities in Germany, with Ramstein and Spangdahlem among the bases considered at heightened risk.

German outlet WirtschaftsWoche reported on the concerns amid warnings over possible covert attacks linked to the war with Iran. No specific attack plan or timing targeting either base has been publicly identified.

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