Lior Ben Dor, the ambassador of Israel, in Bucharest, does not rule out that Iran may attack a NATO state.

Lior Ben Dor, the ambassador of Israel to Bucharest, stated that the risk of Iran attacking a NATO member state cannot be ruled out, considering the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. In an interview, he emphasized that the joint military operation with the USA aims to eliminate the threat posed by the regime in Tehran. Ben Dor mentioned a recent incident in Cyprus, where Iranian drones fell near a British base, demonstrating the danger of the Iranian regime not only for Israel but also for other states.

The ambassador confirmed that the military operation targets the destruction of Iran's strategic infrastructure, with approximately 1,700 sites hit by the American army and 1,000 by Israel. Regarding a possible ground invasion, he stated that it depends on the evolution of air operations. Ben Dor emphasized that the duration of the conflict is not essential, but achieving the objective of eliminating the existing threat is.

Regarding political risks, he stated that the identity of Khamenei's successor does not change the necessity of military action. The ambassador also expressed a cautious but optimistic message regarding the expansion of the conflict in Europe, emphasizing that military cooperation between Israel and the USA is crucial in limiting it.