'We'll see what happens': Iranian state-owned newspaper threatens US and NATO bases across Europe

Iranian state newspaper Hamshahri published an aggressive front page on Tuesday threatening attacks against a range of targets throughout Europe.

On the front page a man in an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps uniform stares at a map of Europe with 15 targets marked across countries stretching from Portugal to Romania.

Notably RAF Fairford appears as a possible target of the IRGC. RAF Fairford was the site of a failed IRGC terror attack in September.

The bases mostly comprise major US installations with the remainder comprising major NATO bases.

Included on the list is Germany's Ramstein Air Base and Italy's NAS Sigonella, both of which serve as major logistics hubs.

Although the map does not explicitly state that these bases will be attacked, it highlights them as potential targets for the IRGC. Hamshahri is published by the municipality of Tehran and has been linked to hardline factions.

The cover was published the night after the US struck Iranian targets on Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with the US midterm elections.