Iran has chillingly threatened Europe by warning it plans to increase the range of its missiles so rockets can be launched into the continent.
The deputy of the country's Revolutionary Guards said it could increase the range of missiles by more than 1,200 miles — far enough to strike Europe, according to the Daily Mail.
Brigadier General Hossein Salami said: 'If we have kept the range of our missiles to 2,000 kilometres, it's not due to lack of technology – we are following a strategic doctrine.
"So far we have felt that Europe is not a threat, so we did not increase the range of our missiles.
"But if Europe wants to turn into a threat, we will increase the range of our missiles."