Qatar’s Ministry of Defense announced on Monday. The state’s territory was subjected to an Iranian attack. This attack included 17 ballistic missiles and six drones. The armed forces intercepted all missiles and aircraft. No loss of life or property was recorded.
Explosions and sirens were heard in the capital, Doha. Missiles and drones continued to be launched from Iran. These targets were directed towards Gulf states. This was in response to the US-Zionist attack on Iran.
Qatar’s Ministry of Defense reported on Sunday. Qatar faced an Iranian attack on Saturday. This attack involved 12 missiles. These included ballistic missiles and two cruise missiles. Qatari forces successfully intercepted six ballistic missiles. Two missiles fell into territorial waters. Another two fell in uninhabited areas. No human or material damage was recorded.
Qatar hosts Al-Udeid Air Base. This is the largest American base in the region. The base has been subjected to a series of attacks. These attacks began on February 28. This was following the start of the Iranian assault.
Majed Al-Ansari is the spokesperson for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He affirmed that Qatar has not participated in the war against Iran. Qatar is exercising its legitimate right to self-defense. It aims to deter Iranian aggression. He urged media outlets to rely on official Qatari sources. This applies when reporting news related to these attacks.