US EditionVideo Appears to Show Missiles Intercepted in Sky over Qatar
- On June 23, 2025, Iran fired ballistic missiles toward the U.S. military facility located at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.
- The attack was carried out as a response to recent American air raids targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities.
- Qatar's air defenses, supported by U.S. Patriot missile batteries, intercepted up to 19 incoming Iranian missiles, preventing casualties and damage.
- Qatar strongly denounced the strike as a serious breach of its national sovereignty and airspace, and confirmed that the base had been cleared beforehand as a safety precaution.
- The interception preserved the base's operational capacity and highlights rising regional tensions with calls for a diplomatic resolution.
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Eyewitness captures possible missiles in Qatar skies
Eyewitness footage captured possible missiles in Qatar's skies after the country's airspace was closed on Monday, 23 June. Iran launched missile strikes on a US base in the country after it vowed to retaliate against Washington for bombing its nuclear facilities on Sunday. Iran informed the US via two diplomatic channels hours ahead of the attacks in Qatar, a senior regional source told Reuters. It comes after American officials said Donald Trum…
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Video appears to show missiles intercepted in sky over Qatar
(NEXSTAR) – Video recorded in Doha, Qatar Monday captured a crowd of people on the street with their eyes trained on the sky, some recording with cellphones, as possible missiles appeared to explode as they were intercepted. Iran announced on state television that it had launched a missile attack on a U.S. military base in Qatar in retaliation for the American strikes against its nuclear sites. The announcement called the attack on Al Udeid Air …
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