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UAE Warns of Missile Attack as Qatar Hears Explosions
Explosions and missile alerts spread across Gulf states as Iran’s retaliation widened, with Qatar reporting 3 injuries from intercepted debris, officials said.
- The United States attacked Iran early Sunday following an Iranian strike on a Cyprus-flagged container ship in the Strait of Hormuz that caused significant engineroom damage and left a civilian crew member missing.
- Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard claimed vessels "disregarded our warnings and instructions to correct their course and proceed along the approved route. One of them" was struck by warning shot, prompting Tehran to close the Strait "until further notice."
- On Sunday, the United Arab Emirates warned residents of incoming missile and drone attacks as explosions sounded in nearby Qatar. Missile alerts subsequently sounded in Qatar and Bahrain, home to the United States Navy's 5th Fleet.
- Iran warned it could target "additional enemy bases in the region" if attacked again, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated online that "Iran made a poor choice" regarding the maritime strike.
- This escalation follows President Donald Trump suggesting the interim ceasefire in the Iran war was "over," coinciding with pro-government demonstrations in Tehran on Saturday, July 11, 2026, commemorating the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Iran Begins ‘Retaliation’ Attack On Gulf After Overnight US Launched 3rd Round Of Strikes, Following IRGC Hit On Cargo Ship
from ZeroHedge: Update 10:40pm ET. Somewhat predictably, as has been the pattern of this war – Iran is in the very early morning hours (local) launching retaliatory strikes on Arab Gulf nations, or as the Iranians say against US assets and bases in the Gulf. Per state media: IRAN LAUNCHES SERIES OF STRIKES AGAINST US […]
Bahrain, Qatar accuse Iran after Gulf missile attacks; UAE says threats remained outside its borders
Bahrain and Qatar accused Iran of violating their sovereignty following missile and drone attacks, while the UAE said detected missile threats remained outside its borders.
·Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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In Qatar, three people, including a child, were injured on Sunday when Qatar tried to “intercept” Iranian attacks. The three were hit…
·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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C 37%
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