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US launches fresh wave of strikes as war with Iran shows little sign of de-escalating

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US launches fresh wave of strikes as war with Iran shows little sign of de-escalating
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Qatar's Ministry of Defense reported the interception of a missile attack on Doha, though the situation was quickly declared under control. This incident occurs amidst ongoing regional tensions involving Iran and various Middle Eastern nations.

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The involvement of Qatar, a key regional negotiator, in a direct attack signifies a potential escalation in the broader Middle East conflict.

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Link Copied! Qatar says it intercepted missile attack after loud bangs heard in Doha By Lex Harvey Qatar’s Ministry of Defense said on X early Friday morning local time it intercepted a missile attack targeting the country.

Loud bangs were heard earlier in Doha, CNN journalists on the ground said.

A government alert sent to mobile phones, seen by CNN, said the threat level was elevated and urged residents to remain home and in safe places, but the alert did not suggest a reason for the loud noises heard.

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