A battle between interceptors and incoming ballistic missiles observed in the sky over Qatar.

U.S. President Trump is currently meeting with senior defense and intelligence officials in the White House Situation Room.

Iranian state-run media announces the beginning of Operation “Basharat al-Fath” against U.S. bases in the Middle East.

CNN reports that the U.S. has been tracking multiple missiles fired from Iran toward U.S. military installations in both Qatar and Iraq.

It’s time for the Islamic Regime in Iran to see its last days.

Aircraft are currently being scrambled from Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

Qatar condemns the ballistic missile attack by Iran on U.S. Al Udeid Air Base, adding that all of the missiles were intercepted and that there are no reported injuries so far.

Some media outlets are reporting a few, possible three, ballistic missile impacts at or near U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, though so far nothing is confirmed.

Panic seen in Doha during the Iranian ballistic missile attack earlier against Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council claims in a statement, that the IRGC and Army “pulverized” the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar in response this weekend’s strikes against nuclear sites in Iran. It further says the number of missiles matched the number of U.S. bombs used, and claims the strike avoided civilian areas, with the wording suggesting that this will be the only military action by Iran against the United States.

Statement from the Qatari Ministry of Defense in response to the ballistic missile attack moments ago by Iran:

“The Ministry of Defense announced that Qatari air defenses successfully intercepted a missile attack targeting Al Udeid Air Base.

Thanks to God and the vigilance of the armed forces personnel and the precautionary measures taken, the incident resulted in no deaths or injuries.

The Ministry reaffirmed that the airspace and territory of the State of Qatar are safe and that the Qatari Armed Forces are always fully prepared to deal with any threat. The Ministry of Defense also advises citizens and residents to follow official sources for directives and the latest developments.”

Sirens sounding earlier in Bahrain, as residents are told to take shelter until further notice.

According to the New York Times, Iran coordinated the missile attack tonight on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar with Qatari officials and gave advanced notice that attacks were coming to minimize casualties, according to three Iranian officials familiar with the plans. The officials said Iran symbolically needed to strike back at the U.S. but at the same time carry it out in a way that allowed all sides an exit ramp; they described it as a similar strategy to 2020 when Iran gave Iraq heads up before firing ballistic missiles at Al-Asad Airbase in Iraq following the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani by President Trump.

It appears that tonight’s attack by Iran only targeted Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, with all other reports of attacks in Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia either the result of attacks from Iranian-backed militia groups or entirely false. The sirens in Bahrain and Kuwait appear to have just been precautionary.

Even if the attack failed and even if a warning was given in advance, I still don’t see President Trump “taking this one on the chin” and allowing Iran to attack a base in Qatar without significant consequences for the Iranian Armed Forces.

Bahrain has now also closed its airspace, following both Qatar and the UAE.

What appears to be a section of the Duel Pulse Solid Rocket Motor on a “Patriot” PAC-3 MSE Surface-to-Air Missile found in Qatar, following tonight’s Iranian ballistic missile attack against Al Udeid Air Base.

Iraqi officials deny reports about a drone or missile attack by Iran against U.S. Forces at Al-Asad Airbase in Western Iraq, during the attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

U.S. President Trump is monitoring potential Iranian retaliation against multiple U.S. bases in the region in addition to Qatar, including Bahrain and Iraq, and possibly more locations, according to two White House officials who spoke with CNN.

Iran once again shows how pathetic and incapable they actually are.

Kuwait and Iraq have join Bahrain, the UAE, and Qatar in closing their airspace, following the Iranian ballistic missile attack earlier against U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.