Iran has designated European targets. It also threatens "intangible assets": no one knows what that means

Iran has threatened to target at least 15 locations across nine European countries with missile strikes if the U.S. uses its military bases for further attacks on Iran. Ahmad Bachshaei Ardestani, a member of Iran's parliament, stated that these strikes could extend beyond military bases to other assets of countries supporting Washington. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) echoed these warnings, indicating a readiness to respond to any threats without geographical limitations. A map published by an Iranian newspaper highlighted potential targets, including U.S. bases in Germany, Italy, and the UK. Despite these threats, the actual capability of Iran to strike these locations reliably remains uncertain, as demonstrated by a recent failed missile launch against a distant U.S. base. The tensions have escalated following U.S. military actions against Iranian positions, with no resolution in sight for the ongoing conflict.