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NATO Shifts Surveillance to Iran Amid Rising Tensions

2/24/2026

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) air surveillance in Turkey shifted from Russia to Iran amid tensions over a US-led campaign against Tehran.
Konya flights monitor Iran as Turkey prepares for a conflict that could curb Tehran.
United States has amassed forces in the Middle East.
U.S. President Donald Trump is considering limited strikes.
Authorities are updating contingency plans to manage displaced people, including camps or interventions in Iran if needed.

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Story summary

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) air surveillance in Turkey shifted from Russia to Iran amid tensions over a US-led campaign against Tehran.
Konya flights monitor Iran as Turkey prepares for a conflict that could curb Tehran.
United States has amassed forces in the Middle East.
U.S. President Donald Trump is considering limited strikes.
Authorities are updating contingency plans to manage displaced people, including camps or interventions in Iran if needed.