Iran attacked a U.S. base in Qatar that typically houses 10,000 troops.
Qatari officials said its air defenses had intercepted the missiles that were fired at Al Udeid Air Base.
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The Pentagon detailed how the attack was carried out.
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European officials voice fears of further escalation in the Israel-Iran war.
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European officials voice fears of further escalation in the Israel-Iran war.
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Israel and Iran Trade New Round of Attacks
Residents in central Tehran said they could see and hear heavy strikes, while Israel said it was defending itself from an attack. Earlier, President Trump suggested that a new government could take over in Tehran.
