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A an Iranian missile that landed March 4 near the Turkish border in the Qamishli district of al-Hasaka, Syria. Although direct strikes as part of Iranian regional retaliation remain unlikely, the escalating conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran threatens Egypt and Turkey with energy disruptions and security challenges.

Although direct strikes as part of Iranian regional retaliation remain unlikely, the escalating conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran threatens Egypt and Turkey with energy disruptions and security challenges.

Evaluating the Spillover Risks of the Iran War for Egypt and Turkey

Evaluating the Spillover Risks of the Iran War for Egypt and Turkey | RANE

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Though Iran is less likely to target Egypt and Turkey as part of its retaliation than other regional countries, cuts to energy exports risk forcing Cairo and Ankara to rely on more expensive imports of liquefied natural gas. 

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Evaluating the Spillover Risks of the Iran War for Egypt and Turkey

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