The conflict between the Jewish state and the Islamic Republic appears to be dwindling, with Iran claiming that it&nbsp;'compelled' Israel to ‘unilaterally halt its aggression’. The talks of a ceasefire became prominent following US President Donald Trump's announcement of a phased 24-hour ceasefire at around 0400 GMT on Tuesday. Even though Israel agreed to a ceasefire, Iran said it would only stop its attacks if Israel did the same.However, Trump was quick to hype himself, “Israel &amp; Iran came to me, almost simultaneously, and said, “PEACE!” I knew the time was NOW.”H&nbsp;

However, as of now, no confirmed reports is saying that Trump brokered a ceasefire deal between Israel and Iran. Reuters quoted an anonymous source at White House to justify that Donald Trump brokered the cease fire. The report says that Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and US Special envoy Steve Witkoff were directly and indirectly engaged in negotiations with Iran.&nbsp;Israel agreed to the Trump brokered ceasefire, saying that it had &nbsp;fulfilled its objectives. But, Iran hsomewhat had a mixed response. It agreed to the Qatar mediated proposal for ceasefire.Eventually, Israel and Iran agreed to halt hostilities. But Iran said it remains on ‘high alert’ to respond to 'any act of aggression' from Israel.However, hours after the statement from the Supreme National Security Council, Israel accused Iran of violating the ceasefire and said it had detected missile launches from Iran.&nbsp;“In light of the severe violation of the ceasefire carried out by the Iranian regime, we will respond with force”, Eyal Zamir was quoted by the IDF in a post on X.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">⭕️&quot;In light of the severe violation of the ceasefire carried out by the Iranian regime, we will respond with force.&quot; -The Chief of the General Staff, LTG Eyal Zamir in a situational assessment now&mdash; Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) <a href="https://twitter.com/IDF/status/1937427038090006827?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 24, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

However, Iranian media denied any such accusations. Iran's general staff of the armed forces has also reiterated the denial. Iranian state media said, "a last round of missiles" was launched towards Israel before a ceasefire was imposed, which killed at least 4 people.&nbsp;&nbsp;

US President Donald Trump is patting his back for the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, but Iran is giving a mixed response to the ceasefire. 

The conflict between the Jewish state and the Islamic Republic appears to be dwindling, with Iran claiming that it 'compelled' Israel to ‘unilaterally halt its aggression’. The talks of a ceasefire became prominent following US President Donald Trump's announcement of a phased 24-hour ceasefire at around 0400 GMT on Tuesday. Even though Israel agreed to a ceasefire, Iran said it would only stop its attacks if Israel did the same. However, Trump was quick to hype himself, “Israel & Iran came to me, almost simultaneously, and said, “PEACE!” I knew the time was NOW.” H

US President Donald Trump is patting his back for the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, but Iran is giving a mixed response to the ceasefire.&nbsp;

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A former Israeli intelligence officer has claimed that Iran’s recent missile attack on a US base in Qatar was coordinated in advance with both Qatari authorities and the Trump administration.<h2>Retaliation ‘just for show’, says Israeli analyst</h2>Barak Ravid, a former Israeli Defence Forces intelligence officer and journalist, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Monday that Iran’s strike on Al Udeid Air Base was not intended to cause harm but to serve as a symbolic retaliation. “The Iranians coordinated this attack with the Qataris and with the knowledge of the Trump administration,” Ravid said during the broadcast.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-thanks-iran-for-early-notice-was-tehran-s-missile-attack-on-us-bases-in-qatar-just-for-show-1750710034107">Was Iran's missile attack on US bases in Qatar just for show? A face-saving move meant for de-escalation</a>He cited “a source with direct knowledge” of the missile launch who claimed the move was choreographed to appear tough while avoiding casualties.<h2>Prepared statements fuel claims of prior coordination</h2>Ravid pointed to how quickly statements were released following the incident as further proof of premeditation. “I think the evidence for that is that all those press statements were prepared in advance,” he said. “The Qataris, five minutes after the rockets started flying, issued a 500-word statement that was already just waiting to be sent.”He added that “nobody was surprised by this attack”, suggesting a broader plan to allow Iran to save face while preventing further escalation.Ravid said, “If you put all of this together, it looks like an attempt to try and shut it down here. Each side did its part, and now could be the time for de-escalation going forward with some sort of a diplomatic track.”<h2>No casualties reported as missiles intercepted</h2>The attack on the Al Udeid Air Base, which hosts thousands of US troops near Doha, resulted in no casualties. According to reports, Qatar’s air defence systems successfully intercepted the missiles, likely helped by advanced notice of the strike.

Barak Ravid, a former Israeli Defence Forces intelligence officer and journalist, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Monday that Iran’s strike on Al Udeid Air Base was not intended to cause harm but to serve as a symbolic retaliation.

A former Israeli intelligence officer has claimed that Iran’s recent missile attack on a US base in Qatar was coordinated in advance with both Qatari authorities and the Trump administration. Retaliation ‘just for show’, says Israeli analyst Barak Ravid, a former Israeli Defence Forces intelligence officer and journalist, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Monday that Iran’s strike on Al Udeid Air Base was not intended to cause harm but to serve as a symbolic retaliation. “The Iranians coordinated this attack with the Qataris and with the knowledge of the Trump administration,” Ravid said during the broadcast. Also read: Was Iran's missile attack on US bases in Qatar just for show? A face-saving move meant for de-escalation He cited “a source with direct knowledge” of the missile launch who claimed the move was choreographed to appear tough while avoiding casualties. Prepared statements fuel claims of prior coordination Ravid pointed to how quickly statements were released following the incident as further proof of premeditation. “I think the evidence for that is that all those press statements were prepared in advance,” he said. “The Qataris, five minutes after the rockets started flying, issued a 500-word statement that was already just waiting to be sent.” He added that “nobody was surprised by this attack”, suggesting a broader plan to allow Iran to save face while preventing further escalation. Ravid said, “If you put all of this together, it looks like an attempt to try and shut it down here. Each side did its part, and now could be the time for de-escalation going forward with some sort of a diplomatic track.” No casualties reported as missiles intercepted The attack on the Al Udeid Air Base, which hosts thousands of US troops near Doha, resulted in no casualties. According to reports, Qatar’s air defence systems successfully intercepted the missiles, likely helped by advanced notice of the strike.

Barak Ravid, a former Israeli Defence Forces intelligence officer and journalist, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Monday that Iran’s strike on Al Udeid Air Base was not intended to cause harm but to serve as a symbolic retaliation.

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Amid the ongoing Israel-Iran ceasefire situation, Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani on Tuesday (June 24) stressed that the US proposed that Qatar should initiate the ceasefire proposal, adding that all parties "must respect" the ceasefire.The Qatari PM further said that the ceasefire violations are unacceptable.Stressing how the ceasefire was reached, the prime minister said, "Our friends in the US proposed that Qatar initiate the proposal of ceasefire. We communicated with Iran" and then it was announced by US President Donald Trump."Ceasefire violations happening are unacceptable. All must agree to the agreement and must respect," Al Thani said during a joint news conference with Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam.He further said that he got a call from the Iranian president, and expressed that such hostile acts are not expected from a friendly country. "The matter should be contained as soon as possible.""From day one Qatar condemned the Israeli attack," the Qatari PM stressed, adding that the attack on Qatar is an unacceptable act."We strongly and vehemently condemn Iran's attack on US base near Doha," he said.On Monday, Iran’s missile strike hit the Al-Udeid Air Base near Doha. Following the attack, loud explosions were heard across central Doha and Lusail.The Qatar PM said, "We succeeded in defending this attack. The Qatari Armed Forces carried out a successful operation where the Qatari air defence intercepted all missiles from Iran except one."Iran’s state TV confirmed the launch of Operation Glad Tidings of Victory 'Bashar al Fateh' on Monday, targeting US forces stationed at the base. The strike came in retaliation for US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, which President Donald Trump described as a “Bullseye!!!”Iran's Supreme National Security Council said that while Iran “shattered” the US air base in Qatar, the attack in no way “presents any danger to Qatar or its people", and added that Iran “remains committed to maintaining and continuing its warm and historic relations” with Qatar.Qatar’s air defence systems successfully intercepted the incoming missiles and all necessary steps were taken to ensure the safety of personnel.&nbsp;

He further said that he got a call from the Iranian president, and expressed that such hostile acts are not expected from a friendly country.

Amid the ongoing Israel-Iran ceasefire situation, Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani on Tuesday (June 24) stressed that the US proposed that Qatar should initiate the ceasefire proposal, adding that all parties "must respect" the ceasefire. The Qatari PM further said that the ceasefire violations are unacceptable. Stressing how the ceasefire was reached, the prime minister said, "Our friends in the US proposed that Qatar initiate the proposal of ceasefire. We communicated with Iran" and then it was announced by US President Donald Trump. "Ceasefire violations happening are unacceptable. All must agree to the agreement and must respect," Al Thani said during a joint news conference with Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam. He further said that he got a call from the Iranian president, and expressed that such hostile acts are not expected from a friendly country. "The matter should be contained as soon as possible." "From day one Qatar condemned the Israeli attack," the Qatari PM stressed, adding that the attack on Qatar is an unacceptable act. "We strongly and vehemently condemn Iran's attack on US base near Doha," he said. On Monday, Iran’s missile strike hit the Al-Udeid Air Base near Doha. Following the attack, loud explosions were heard across central Doha and Lusail. The Qatar PM said, "We succeeded in defending this attack. The Qatari Armed Forces carried out a successful operation where the Qatari air defence intercepted all missiles from Iran except one." Iran’s state TV confirmed the launch of Operation Glad Tidings of Victory 'Bashar al Fateh' on Monday, targeting US forces stationed at the base. The strike came in retaliation for US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, which President Donald Trump described as a “Bullseye!!!” Iran's Supreme National Security Council said that while Iran “shattered” the US air base in Qatar, the attack in no way “presents any danger to Qatar or its people", and added that Iran “remains committed to maintaining and continuing its warm and historic relations” with Qatar. Qatar’s air defence systems successfully intercepted the incoming missiles and all necessary steps were taken to ensure the safety of personnel.

He further said that he got a call from the Iranian president, and expressed that such hostile acts are not expected from a friendly country.

'Ceasefire violations UNACCEPTABLE': Qatar PM says Israel-Iran must 'respect' the agreement amid shaky ceasefire

Qatar has strongly condemned Iran’s missile attack on the Al Udeid Air Base, calling it a “brazen aggression” and a “flagrant violation” of its sovereignty. The attack, which occurred on Monday (June 23) night, came as part of Iran’s retaliation to recent US strikes on its nuclear facilities.In a firm statement, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al Ansari said, “Qatar reserves the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression, in line with international law.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-flagrant-violation-of-sovereignty-qatar-breaks-silence-after-iranian-missile-strike-on-us-base-in-doha-full-statement-1750701095817">'Flagrant violation of sovereignty': Qatar breaks silence after Iranian missile strike on US base in Doha - FULL STATEMENT</a>While loud explosions were heard across central Doha and Lusail and projectiles lit up the sky, Qatar reported that its air defence systems successfully intercepted the Iranian missiles, preventing any casualties or damage.<h2>Iran says attack targeted US, not Qatar</h2>Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, quoted by state media, claimed the strike was aimed only at the US and not Qatar. “This attack in no way presents any danger to Qatar or its people,” the statement read, adding that Iran remains committed to its “warm and historic relations” with Doha.Iran said the number of missiles it used matched the number of US bombs dropped on its nuclear sites, calling its assault a “powerful and destructive missile attack” intended solely for the US-run base.The attack follows recent airstrikes ordered by US President Donald Trump on Iran’s nuclear facilities, which he described as a “Bullseye!!!” and claimed had caused “monumental damage”, particularly underground.Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said in a statement that the missile strike was in direct response to those US actions. “The Islamic Republic of Iran… will never leave any aggression against its territorial integrity, sovereignty, or national security unanswered,” the Guard said.<h2>Qatar urges immediate return to diplomacy</h2>Despite its sharp condemnation, Qatar also called for de-escalation and a return to diplomacy. “We call for the immediate cessation of all military actions and for a serious return to the negotiating table and dialogue,” Al Ansari said.Qatar, which hosts nearly 10,000 US troops at the Al Udeid Air Base, said it had long warned about the dangers of Israeli escalation in the region.

In a firm statement, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al Ansari said, “Qatar reserves the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression, in line with international law.”

Qatar has strongly condemned Iran’s missile attack on the Al Udeid Air Base, calling it a “brazen aggression” and a “flagrant violation” of its sovereignty. The attack, which occurred on Monday (June 23) night, came as part of Iran’s retaliation to recent US strikes on its nuclear facilities. In a firm statement, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al Ansari said, “Qatar reserves the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression, in line with international law.” Also read: 'Flagrant violation of sovereignty': Qatar breaks silence after Iranian missile strike on US base in Doha - FULL STATEMENT While loud explosions were heard across central Doha and Lusail and projectiles lit up the sky, Qatar reported that its air defence systems successfully intercepted the Iranian missiles, preventing any casualties or damage. Iran says attack targeted US, not Qatar Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, quoted by state media, claimed the strike was aimed only at the US and not Qatar. “This attack in no way presents any danger to Qatar or its people,” the statement read, adding that Iran remains committed to its “warm and historic relations” with Doha. Iran said the number of missiles it used matched the number of US bombs dropped on its nuclear sites, calling its assault a “powerful and destructive missile attack” intended solely for the US-run base. The attack follows recent airstrikes ordered by US President Donald Trump on Iran’s nuclear facilities, which he described as a “Bullseye!!!” and claimed had caused “monumental damage”, particularly underground. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said in a statement that the missile strike was in direct response to those US actions. “The Islamic Republic of Iran… will never leave any aggression against its territorial integrity, sovereignty, or national security unanswered,” the Guard said. Qatar urges immediate return to diplomacy Despite its sharp condemnation, Qatar also called for de-escalation and a return to diplomacy. “We call for the immediate cessation of all military actions and for a serious return to the negotiating table and dialogue,” Al Ansari said. Qatar, which hosts nearly 10,000 US troops at the Al Udeid Air Base, said it had long warned about the dangers of Israeli escalation in the region.

In a firm statement, Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al Ansari said, “Qatar reserves the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression, in line with international law.”

Will Qatar attack Iran? Doha 'reserves right to respond' after Iranian missile strike on US base

Qatar has strongly condemned Iran’s missile strike on the Al-Udeid Air Base near Doha, calling it a “flagrant violation” of its sovereignty and international law. The attack took place on Monday night (June 23), with loud explosions heard across central Doha and Lusail, according to reports from Reuters and AFP.Iran’s state TV confirmed the launch of Operation Glad Tidings of Victory 'Bashar al Fateh', targeting US forces stationed at the base. The strike came in retaliation for US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, which President Donald Trump described as a “Bullseye!!!”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-launches-ops-glad-tidings-of-victory-against-us-tehran-fires-missiles-at-us-base-in-qatar-explosions-heard-in-doha-1750697514731">Iran launches Ops 'Glad Tidings of Victory' against US: Tehran fires missiles at US base in Qatar, explosions heard in Doha</a>Iran's Supreme National Security Council said that while Iran “shattered” the US air base in Qatar, the attack in no way “presents any danger to Qatar or its people", and added that Iran “remains committed to maintaining and continuing its warm and historic relations” with Qatar.<h2>Qatar says missiles were intercepted and no injuries reported</h2>Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a strongly worded statement condemning the Iranian attack. “We consider this a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar, its airspace, international law, and the United Nations Charter,” said ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari in a post on X.He confirmed that Qatar’s air defence systems successfully intercepted the incoming missiles and that all necessary steps had been taken to ensure the safety of personnel. “We confirm that no injuries or human casualties resulted from the attack,” he said.<h2>READ THE FULL STATEMENT HERE</h2><blockquote>“The State of Qatar strongly condemns the attack that targeted Al-Udeid Air Base by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. We consider this a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar, its airspace, international law, and the United Nations Charter.We affirm that Qatar reserves the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression, in line with international law.We reassure that Qatar’s air defenses successfully thwarted the attack and intercepted the Iranian missiles. A detailed statement regarding the circumstances of the attack will be issued later by the Ministry of Defense.We also emphasise that the continuation of such escalatory military actions will undermine security and stability in the region, dragging it into situations that could have catastrophic consequences for international peace and security.We call for the immediate cessation of all military actions and for a serious return to the negotiating table and dialogue.Furthermore, the State of Qatar was one of the first countries to warn against the dangers of Israeli escalation in the region. We have consistently called for diplomatic solutions to be prioritized and have stressed the importance of good-neighbourliness and avoiding escalation.We reaffirm that dialogue is the only way to overcome the current crises and ensure the security of the region and the peace of its people.The base had been evacuated earlier, following established security and precautionary measures, given the tensions in the region.All necessary steps were taken to ensure the safety of personnel at the base, including Qatari Armed Forces members, friendly forces, and others. We confirm that no injuries or human casualties resulted from&nbsp;the&nbsp;attack.”</blockquote>

“We consider this a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar, its airspace, international law, and the United Nations Charter,” said ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari in a post on X.

Qatar has strongly condemned Iran’s missile strike on the Al-Udeid Air Base near Doha, calling it a “flagrant violation” of its sovereignty and international law. The attack took place on Monday night (June 23), with loud explosions heard across central Doha and Lusail, according to reports from Reuters and AFP. Iran’s state TV confirmed the launch of Operation Glad Tidings of Victory 'Bashar al Fateh', targeting US forces stationed at the base. The strike came in retaliation for US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, which President Donald Trump described as a “Bullseye!!!” Also read: Iran launches Ops 'Glad Tidings of Victory' against US: Tehran fires missiles at US base in Qatar, explosions heard in Doha Iran's Supreme National Security Council said that while Iran “shattered” the US air base in Qatar, the attack in no way “presents any danger to Qatar or its people", and added that Iran “remains committed to maintaining and continuing its warm and historic relations” with Qatar. Qatar says missiles were intercepted and no injuries reported Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a strongly worded statement condemning the Iranian attack. “We consider this a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar, its airspace, international law, and the United Nations Charter,” said ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari in a post on X. He confirmed that Qatar’s air defence systems successfully intercepted the incoming missiles and that all necessary steps had been taken to ensure the safety of personnel. “We confirm that no injuries or human casualties resulted from the attack,” he said. READ THE FULL STATEMENT HERE “The State of Qatar strongly condemns the attack that targeted Al-Udeid Air Base by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. We consider this a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar, its airspace, international law, and the United Nations Charter. We affirm that Qatar reserves the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression, in line with international law. We reassure that Qatar’s air defenses successfully thwarted the attack and intercepted the Iranian missiles. A detailed statement regarding the circumstances of the attack will be issued later by the Ministry of Defense. We also emphasise that the continuation of such escalatory military actions will undermine security and stability in the region, dragging it into situations that could have catastrophic consequences for international peace and security. We call for the immediate cessation of all military actions and for a serious return to the negotiating table and dialogue. Furthermore, the State of Qatar was one of the first countries to warn against the dangers of Israeli escalation in the region. We have consistently called for diplomatic solutions to be prioritized and have stressed the importance of good-neighbourliness and avoiding escalation. We reaffirm that dialogue is the only way to overcome the current crises and ensure the security of the region and the peace of its people. The base had been evacuated earlier, following established security and precautionary measures, given the tensions in the region. All necessary steps were taken to ensure the safety of personnel at the base, including Qatari Armed Forces members, friendly forces, and others. We confirm that no injuries or human casualties resulted from the attack.”

“We consider this a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar, its airspace, international law, and the United Nations Charter,” said ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari in a post on X.

'Flagrant violation of sovereignty': Qatar breaks silence after Iranian missile strike on US base in Doha - FULL STATEMENT

Iran has launched a retaliatory strike against the United States, firing missiles at US military bases in both Iraq and Qatar, Iranian state media confirmed on Monday night. The operation, named “Bashar al Fateh”, is Tehran’s response to the recent US airstrikes on its nuclear sites.Military sources told Reuters that air defences were activated at Ain al-Asad Air Base in Iraq. The base, located in Iraq’s western Anbar province, is one of the largest US military installations in the Middle East and plays a key role in supporting Iraqi forces and NATO missions.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-launches-ops-glad-tidings-of-victory-against-us-tehran-fires-missiles-at-us-base-in-qatar-explosions-heard-in-doha-1750697514731">Iran launches Ops 'Glad Tidings of Victory' against US: Tehran fires missiles at US base in Qatar, explosions heard in Doha</a>The US is reportedly tracking multiple missile launches from Iran, some of which are believed to be directed towards Ain al-Asad. This is the same base that was struck by Iranian missiles in January 2020 following the killing of General Qasem Soleimani.Iran had previously warned of retaliation following what President Donald Trump authorised strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Trump claimed “monumental damage” had been done, particularly deep underground.<h2>Iran also strikes Qatar’s Al Udeid base</h2>Iran’s missiles also targeted the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. State-run media in Iran announced the start of “Operation Glad Tidings of Victory” against US forces in the region.Loud explosions were reported in central Doha and Lusail on Monday night, with projectiles visible in the night sky, according to Reuters and AFP. Al Udeid houses nearly 10,000 American troops and serves as the forward headquarters of US Central Command.Qatar had already taken precautions earlier in the day, suspending all air traffic and citing “regional developments” as the reason. The move came shortly after the US and UK embassies in Doha advised their citizens to shelter in place.In a televised message, Iranian military spokesperson Ebrahim Zolfaqari accused the US of inflaming the conflict by backing Israel’s military actions and striking Iran directly.“Mr Trump, the gambler, you may start this war, but we will be the ones to end&nbsp;it,”&nbsp;he&nbsp;said.

The US is reportedly tracking multiple missile launches from Iran, some of which are believed to be directed towards Ain al-Asad. This is the same base that was struck by Iranian missiles in January 2020 following the killing of General Qasem Soleimani.

Iran has launched a retaliatory strike against the United States, firing missiles at US military bases in both Iraq and Qatar, Iranian state media confirmed on Monday night. The operation, named “Bashar al Fateh”, is Tehran’s response to the recent US airstrikes on its nuclear sites. Military sources told Reuters that air defences were activated at Ain al-Asad Air Base in Iraq. The base, located in Iraq’s western Anbar province, is one of the largest US military installations in the Middle East and plays a key role in supporting Iraqi forces and NATO missions. Also read: Iran launches Ops 'Glad Tidings of Victory' against US: Tehran fires missiles at US base in Qatar, explosions heard in Doha The US is reportedly tracking multiple missile launches from Iran, some of which are believed to be directed towards Ain al-Asad. This is the same base that was struck by Iranian missiles in January 2020 following the killing of General Qasem Soleimani. Iran had previously warned of retaliation following what President Donald Trump authorised strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Trump claimed “monumental damage” had been done, particularly deep underground. Iran also strikes Qatar’s Al Udeid base Iran’s missiles also targeted the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. State-run media in Iran announced the start of “Operation Glad Tidings of Victory” against US forces in the region. Loud explosions were reported in central Doha and Lusail on Monday night, with projectiles visible in the night sky, according to Reuters and AFP. Al Udeid houses nearly 10,000 American troops and serves as the forward headquarters of US Central Command. Qatar had already taken precautions earlier in the day, suspending all air traffic and citing “regional developments” as the reason. The move came shortly after the US and UK embassies in Doha advised their citizens to shelter in place. In a televised message, Iranian military spokesperson Ebrahim Zolfaqari accused the US of inflaming the conflict by backing Israel’s military actions and striking Iran directly. “Mr Trump, the gambler, you may start this war, but we will be the ones to end it,” he said.

The US is tracking multiple missile launches from Iran, some of which are believed to be directed towards Ain al-Asad. This is the same base that was struck by Iranian missiles in January 2020 following the killing of General Qasem Soleimani.

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