Summary
After a weekend of rising tensions, the US, coordinated with Israel, attacked Iranian nuclear sites with bombs and missiles. In response, Iran launched missiles towards a US base in Qatar but caused no harm due to early warnings and preparations. This series of events led to a truce announced by President Trump, facilitated through diplomatic efforts involving several countries.
Key Facts
- The US coordinated attacks with Israel on Iranian nuclear sites at Natanz, Fordow, and Esfahan.
- Iran fired 14 missiles at a US base in Qatar, a neutral country, but no significant damage occurred.
- Qatar was able to intercept most missiles, and one went in a nonthreatening direction.
- The attacks ended with a truce announced by US President Donald Trump.
- The truce involved diplomatic efforts by Qatar, the US, and Iran.
- The US had already evacuated personnel from the targeted base in Qatar before the attack.
- The situation had potential regional impacts due to the US military presence in nearby countries.
