March 21, 2026
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2:00Now PlayingIran recently launched intermediate-range ballistic missiles toward a U.S./U.K. base roughly 3,800+ kilometers away.
They didn’t hit the target. But that’s not the takeaway.
The takeaway is capability.
A missile that can travel that distance can already reach major European capitals like Athens, Rome, and Berlin — without any upgrades.
At the same time, Iran has:
• Advanced solid-fuel missile systems (rapid launch capability)
• Reduced launch preparation time from hours to minutes
• Enrichment levels approaching weapons-grade thresholds
The debate is shifting from capability to “imminence.”
But with modern systems, waiting for “imminent” may mean waiting until it’s already too late.
The real question is simple:
How much capability do you allow before you call something a threat?
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