Turkey is reportedly reviewing contingency measures along its border in case the United States launches a military strike against neighboring Iran, a senior Turkish official said on Monday. “If the United States attacks Iran and the regime falls, Turkey is planning additional measures to reinforce border security,” the official told reporters on condition of anonymity. Turkey, a NATO member that shares a 530-kilometer border with Iran, has historically voiced opposition to foreign military operations targeting its neighbor. Ankara has emphasized diplomacy and regional stability, wary of the humanitarian and security fallout of potential military action. Turkey’s response, including potential border reinforcements, will likely be closely monitored by both Washington and Tehran, as the geopolitical stakes in the Middle East continue to rise.