BREAKING!! Iran Bombs US Base In Qatar After Their Nuclear Sites Being Attacked By The Whites

Tension in the Middle East has reached a dangerous level after Iran launched missiles at a US military base in Qatar. The attack was Iran’s response to recent American airstrikes, and it marks a serious escalation in the already intense conflict in the region.

Iran’s state media announced that the missile operation, called “Blessings of Victory,” was aimed at US military targets in Qatar. The main target was the Al Udeid Air Base, which hosts thousands of US troops and is one of America’s most important bases in the region. However, US officials say that no missiles actually hit the base. They are closely watching the situation and preparing for any new threats.

At the same time, former President Donald Trump was in a meeting with top US security officials, discussing the rising conflict and possible next steps. Although Iran claimed a US base in Iraq was also hit, reports confirm that the only attack was aimed at Qatar.

This strike comes during a time of intense fighting between Iran and Israel. For the past ten days, both countries have been launching airstrikes at each other. The violence increased over the weekend when the US became involved. Now, the fear of a much larger war is growing.

In Israel, one British citizen was injured by an Iranian missile. UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy called the situation a “perilous moment” and said the risk of wider conflict is real.

In a bold move earlier today, Israel attacked key sites in Iran’s capital, Tehran. These included the entrance to the well-known Evin Prison, where political prisoners are kept, and the headquarters of the Basij forces. The Basij is a powerful part of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, which the US has labeled a terrorist group. Reports say hundreds of elite Iranian soldiers were killed in the strikes.

With missile strikes now reaching deeper into each other’s territories, the world is watching with concern. As Iran, the US, and Israel become more involved in direct attacks, the threat of a full war grows by the day.