Iran Missile Crosses Turkish Airspace, NATO Intercepts

0:00On March 30th, a ballistic missile fired from Iran crossed into Turkish airspace yesterday, but NATO defenses in the Eastern Mediterranean took it. Down quick, Turkey's defense ministry confirmed it on March 30th, stressing no threat to their turf with slide. This marks the fourth such launch since the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran kicked off. Earlier this month, NATO systems intercepted three others, putting Turkey on high alert. When Kara hit back hard after those first incidents, protesting to Tehran in issuing stern warnings, officials say they're handling every risk decisively, no hesitation. Iran's denied greenlighting any of these missiles, and pushed for a joint probe with Turkey to sort it out. Tensions are simmering as both sides trade words. With defenses locked in and tops on the table, the regions watching close to see if cooler heads prevail or if more fireworks light up the sky. That's the story for today. All news today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.