Iran-Israel clashes spark EU terror and cyber threat warnings.

Europol has warned that the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, fueled by U.S.-Israel strikes and Iranian retaliation, is increasing the risk of terrorism, cyberattacks, and organized crime across the European Union. The agency cited threats from Iran-linked groups like Hezbollah and militias in Iraq and Yemen, warning of potential attacks, cybercrime, and online radicalization, especially within diaspora communities. The EU's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, echoed concerns, calling Iran an "exporter of war" and stressing the need for de-escalation. Meanwhile, Iran warned European nations they will "pay the price" for silence on U.S.-Israeli actions, while Iraq’s Islamic Resistance threatened European countries joining the conflict.