Tensions Surge: Iran's Missile Attack on US Base in Qatar

Iran launched a missile attack on a US air base in Qatar, escalating a conflict with the US and Israel. President Trump dismissed it as weak, while urging regional peace. The attack strained Iran's relations with Arab states and ignited tensions in Tehran, impacting oil prices.

On Monday, Iran launched a missile attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, escalating ongoing hostilities with the United States and Israel. The strike prompted a sharp reaction from US President Donald Trump, who dismissed it as a 'weak response' while urging peace in the region.

The attack did not cause any injuries but threatened to widen the conflict that started with an Israeli strike targeting Iran's nuclear capabilities. Despite the advance warning from Iran, the move strained relations with its Arab neighbors, leading many to condemn the attack.

Oil prices saw a 7% dip amid concerns over potential disruptions to global supply lines. Meanwhile, Iran's relations with Russia remain crucial as it seeks international support for its next moves. Amid escalating tensions, discussions about a successor to Iran's Supreme Leader have intensified.

(With inputs from agencies.)