US EditionIran says it launched attack on US forces at Qatar’s Al Udeid Air Base
- On June 23, 2025, Iran launched ballistic missile attacks targeting the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and the Ain al-Assad base in Iraq as retaliation.
- The attacks followed U.S. strikes over the weekend on three Iranian nuclear sites, which Iran described as violations of its sovereignty and a very big red line crossed by the U.S.
- Qatar condemned the missile attack, stating its air defenses intercepted the missiles and called the strike a flagrant violation of its sovereignty and international law.
- Iran stated that it targeted missile strikes at bases located away from civilian areas and compared the number of missiles fired to the bombs the U.S. had dropped, emphasizing that it did not start the conflict nor is it looking to escalate it.
- The missile strikes escalated regional tensions amid ongoing conflicts, with the U.S. monitoring responses closely, and Russia calling the U.S. and Israeli strikes unprovoked aggression.
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American military and diplomatic outposts across the globe are on high alert after a U.S. bombing raid on Saturday struck three of Iran’s most sensitive nuclear facilities, prompting vows of retaliation from Tehran and raising fears of a widening regional war. Already on Monday, Iran fired 14 ballistic missiles at the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, one of the largest U.S. installations in the Middle East and a critical hub for U.S. air operations a…
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