QATAR AIR BASE MISSILES
As Iranian missiles approached a US base, one nation stepped in to avert a wider war in West Asia
Iranian missiles targeted a US base in Qatar. Qatari officials were in talks to ease regional tensions when the attack occurred. Qatar intercepted several missiles. A missile struck near Al Udeid Air Base. President Trump contacted Qatar to relay a ceasefire offer from Israel to Iran. Qatar facilitated communication between the US and Iran, leading to a deal.
Trump says Iran warned of missile strike at Al Udeid base: ‘They asked if 1 o’clock was OK — I said fine’
Donald Trump made a surprising claim at a NATO summit. He said Iran warned the US before a missile strike on Al Udeid Air Base. Trump stated he gave Iran the go-ahead for the strike. This was in retaliation for US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. The attack involved multiple Iranian missiles. Military officials praised the troops' defense efforts.
Why authorities in Qatar are warning people to stay away from unidentified objects
Qatar's Defence and Interior Ministries issued a safety advisory urging the public to report suspicious debris potentially linked to intercepted Iranian missiles, following an attack on the Al Udeid US base. As a precaution, citizens are asked not to approach any such objects. Qatar also waived traffic fines issued on the day of the attack.
Qatar cancels June 23 traffic fines, the day Iranian missiles targeted Al Udeid Air Base
Responding to the recent unrest sparked by the Israel-Iran conflict, Qatar's Interior Ministry has announced a temporary suspension of all traffic fines from June 23. Following missile attacks by Iran on US military bases, including Al Udeid Air Base, residents faced the daunting task of navigating the streets during a crisis, often at the risk of breaking traffic regulations.
Iran-Israel-US conflict: Missiles fired, bases hit, all sides claim victory but want to avoid full war
Tensions ease between US, Israel, and Iran after a week of attacks. All sides claim victory but seek de-escalation. Iran struck a US base in Qatar after US bombing of nuclear sites. The attack caused minor damage. Trump thanked Iran. Israel continued strikes post ceasefire. Peace efforts are underway, but trust remains low. Conflict may restart.
Gulf airspace reopens: Flights resume amid easing tensions
Air India, Air India Express, and IndiGo are restarting flights to the Middle East and Europe. This follows the reopening of airspaces after recent closures. Gulf carriers like Qatar Airways are also resuming services. Air India expects operations to normalize by June 25. Flights to the US East Coast and Canada will resume soon.
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Carefully planned Iran strikes on US base set stage for truce
Monday's missile launches were signalled well in advance, minimising the risk of injury and giving every opportunity to shoot down the projectiles - resulting in a fireworks display of booms and flashes above Doha. They followed heavy US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities at the weekend, a sudden escalation that raised concerns about how Tehran, after more than a week of exchanges with Israel, would respond.
World War 3 begins? Middle East nations get embroiled in conflict - what’s happening now and who may be Iran's next target
Iran has launched missile attacks on US bases in Qatar and Iraq in response to US strikes on its nuclear sites. The operation caused no casualties but led to regional airspace closures and warnings from Gulf countries. The conflict now includes multiple nations, increasing tensions across the Middle East.
Missiles are back? Israel says Iran launched more missiles hours after start of ceasefire
Israel reported detecting missile launches from Iran over two hours after a ceasefire began on Tuesday. Sirens were heard across northern Israel. The ceasefire, accepted by both countries, followed a 12-day conflict and was part of a plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Deadline Trump announced for Iran to begin ceasing fire against Israel passes
Despite President Trump's announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, missile barrages continued, resulting in casualties in Israel. While Israel hasn't confirmed the ceasefire, reports indicate a pause in strikes after a deadline set by Iran.
'No agreement on ceasefire yet', says Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as Trump makes big claim
Israel-Iran Ceasefire: As U.S. President Donald Trump declared a complete and total ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Tehran responded with a clear condition: it will only stop its attacks if Israel halts its airstrikes by 4 a.m. local time. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated there was no formal agreement. The exchange followed U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and Iran’s retaliatory missile launch at a U.S. base in Qatar. Both sides continue to target military and symbolic locations amid growing civilian concern.
Hope they have it out of their system: Trump thanks Iran for 'early notice' of strikes on US base
Donald Trump confirmed Iran's missile response to the US strike. Fourteen missiles were fired, with most intercepted. No Americans were harmed, and damage was minimal. Trump thanked Iran for the early warning. He also thanked Qatar for seeking peace. Iran stated the attack was retaliation for the US action. Qatar's air defenses reportedly intercepted missiles.
Israeli defence minister orders high-intensity attacks on Iran after ceasefire 'violation'
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced on Tuesday that he had ordered a forceful military response to Iran’s violation of a recently declared ceasefire. The decision followed reports of missile launches from Iran toward Israel, less than three hours after U.S. President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire in effect. Katz said Israeli forces were now instructed to conduct high-intensity operations targeting Tehran.
Donald Trump announces phased Israel-Iran ceasefire but who blinked first? Here's what we know
Israel-Iran Ceasefire: After nearly two weeks of warfare that brought the region to the edge of disaster, Israel and Iran have agreed to a phased ceasefire brokered by US President Donald Trump, with critical mediation by Qatar. The truce follows Israeli airstrikes on Iranian soil, retaliatory missile attacks on US bases, and high-level diplomatic outreach. While the fighting has stopped, questions remain about who conceded first, what was agreed behind closed doors, and whether this ceasefire will hold.
Qatar intercepts all but one Iranian missile on US army base; all you need to know on the 'surprise' attack
Qatar strongly condemned Iran's missile strike on Al-Udeid Airbase. The nation called it a surprise attack. Qatar's defense systems intercepted most missiles. One projectile landed within the base, causing minor fires. No casualties were reported. Qatar urged all parties to return to dialogue. They also highlighted their commitment to regional peace.
Why Al Udeid air base was at the center of Iran’s retaliation against the US
Tensions in the Middle East have escalated after Iran launched a military attack on Al Udeid air base in Qatar, a major US military installation. This retaliatory strike followed recent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Qatar intercepted the missiles, leading to airspace closures. Simultaneously, Israel launched airstrikes on Tehran, further intensifying the conflict.
Watch: Air defense footage from Qatar’s capital goes viral after Iran targets US base with missile strike
Videos surfaced showing missile interceptions over Doha. This followed reports of an Iranian missile attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. Iran claimed responsibility, citing retaliation for U.S. airstrikes. Qatar had closed its airspace before the strikes. Eyewitnesses reported explosions. Tensions are high despite Qatar and Iran's diplomatic ties. The Al Udeid base hosts the U.S. Central Command headquarters.
US pulls out of Qatar, Iran fires missiles with ‘early notice’, only one hits, and a ceasefire: Why it looks like a fixed match?
Iran-Israel War Ceasefire Explained: A recent 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran, brokered by Qatar and hailed by Donald Trump, raises questions about its authenticity. Preceding the conflict, the U.S. significantly reduced its military presence at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. Iran's subsequent missile strike on the base resulted in no casualties. Trump then announced a ceasefire, hinting at prior knowledge.
Israeli military says new wave of missiles launched from Iran hours after Trump claims ceasefire
Israel’s military said early Tuesday it detected another wave of missiles launched from Iran, triggering sirens across the country. Residents in Jerusalem sheltered in underground car parks as alerts sounded. The renewed attacks came hours after US President Donald Trump claimed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Iran denied any such agreement, saying it would not stop retaliating unless Israeli strikes ceased. Explosions were also reported in Tehran, and missile strikes hit US bases. Indian airlines suspended flights amid unstable airspace.
Khamenei posted ‘Iran Does Not Surrender’ before Trump announced Iran-Israel ceasefire
Amidst escalating tensions, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei asserted the nation's resilience just before a ceasefire announcement. This followed Iranian missile strikes on US bases in response to bombings of Iranian nuclear sites. Despite Khamenei's defiant message, a ceasefire, reportedly mediated by Qatar, was declared by President Trump, aiming to end the "12 Day War."
Qatar reopens airspace after Iranian missile attack on US base, flights resume amid ceasefire talks
Israel-Iran Ceasefire: Qatar has reopened its skies and resumed air travel after an Iranian missile attack on the US-operated Al Udeid Air Base near Doha. The Gulf state temporarily suspended flights to protect civilians amid escalating regional conflict. Qatari defences intercepted the missiles, and no casualties were reported. The incident followed US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. President Trump later announced a ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel. Hamad International Airport and other regional hubs, including Bahrain and Kuwait, have since returned to normal operations.
Iran Israel war: Will Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Arab league, Gulf countries now join US, Tel Aviv against Tehran?
Iran conducted missile attack on the US military air base in Qatar. Tehran's shocking move has evoked sharp reactions from major Gulf countries Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia. Has Iran played into the hands of Israel?
Air India suspends flights to and from Middle East, North America & Europe after Iran's attack on Qatar
Air India has suspended flights over Middle Eastern airspace after Iranian missile strikes on bases in Iraq and Qatar. This decision follows escalating regional tensions and the temporary closure of Qatari airspace, a vital transit route. Air India Express has already diverted and cancelled flights, with other airlines also suspending Middle East flights.
Al Udeid Air Base, US fortress in Middle East and what makes it a prime target for Iran
Iran launched missiles at US military bases in the Middle East. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar was directly hit. This was in retaliation for US bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities. Qatari air defenses reportedly intercepted the missiles. No casualties or major damage were reported. Qatar has urged de-escalation and diplomacy. Al Udeid is a key US military hub.
Did Iran target US base in Iraq after striking Qatar? Iraqi official says the missiles 'never arrived'
Iran launched missiles at Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar. Reports of a possible strike on Ain al-Assad base in Iraq surfaced. However, the strike was unconfirmed. Qatar condemned the attack, calling it a violation of sovereignty. Qatari air defenses reportedly intercepted the missiles. Qatar reserves the right to respond. The nation urged de-escalation and dialogue.
Iran Israel war: Why has Iran attacked US military base Al Udeid air base in Qatar? Here are reasons
Iran Israel war witnessed a massive escalation as Tehran attacked US military base in Qatar -- Al Udeid Air Base. While, Iranian authority has multiple options, why did it target Al Udeid Air Base.
Iran launches missiles towards US' Al-Udeid base in Qatar
Tensions escalate as Iran launches missiles at US bases in Qatar following alleged US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Qatar closed its airspace as a precaution. US air defenses in Iraq are active, with soldiers taking shelter. New York and Washington are on high alert, increasing security at key sites.
Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE: Gulf shuts airspace one by one as tensions rise
Following an Iranian attack on the Al Udeid U.S. military base in Doha, several Gulf nations, including Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, have closed their airspace. These closures have led to significant disruptions in regional air traffic. The nations cite rising tensions and security concerns as the primary reasons for the precautionary measures.
Operation Bashayer Al-Fath, Iran answers Midnight Hammer with missile strike on US airbase in Qatar
Iran launched Operation Bashayer Al-Fath, targeting the US Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar. This was a direct response to the US bombing of Iranian nuclear sites in Operation Midnight Hammer. Iran's military issued a strong warning, stating they would retaliate against any further aggression, viewing US bases in the region as vulnerabilities.
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