According to Israeli officials who spoke to Axios, this morning’s strikes by the Israeli Air Force against a natural gas processing plant in Southern Iran was coordinated with and approved by the Trump Administration, despite President Trump having previously objected to Israeli strikes against oil depots and other energy infrastructure in Tehran. It is not known if these strikes were also coordinated with other nations in the Middle East, like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, who’s oil and gas facilities will likely suffered the most from potential retaliation for the attack by Iran.

While testifying today in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard contradicted claims made by Israel and the Trump Administration both prior and since the launch of strike operations against Iran, stating that Iran’s nuclear enrichment program had been “obliterated” in last year’s Operation Midnight Hammer and that the intelligence community assessed there has been no attempts to resume enrichment activity by Tehran. Gabbard further states that it is not the job of the intelligence community to determine what is and isn’t an “imminent threat,” but instead the job of the President.

Video footage appears to show a large explosion from an Iranian ballistic missile impact and several fires burning tonight across the Saudi capital of Riyadh, likely part of Iran’s retaliation for Wednesday’s strikes on gas infrastructure by Israel.

The Saudi Ministry of Defense claims to have successfully intercepted and destroyed a total of 4 Iranian ballistic missiles launched earlier toward Riyadh, with debris falling as a result of the interception in scattered areas of the capital, as initial assessments indicate no damage or injuries resulting from the attack by Iran.

Thick black smoke seen rising from fires burning at two impact sites by Iranian ballistic missiles in the Saudi capital of Riyadh.

Another angle showing one of the Iranian ballistic missile strikes earlier in the Saudi capital of Riyadh.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has published footage showing continued strikes again Iranian command-and-control nodes, air defense systems, and ballistic missile launchers across Southern Iran.

Footage appears to show the moment that an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile impacted a target, reportedly an oil depot or other energy infrastructure, near the Saudi capital of Riyadh.

QatarEnergy’s Ras Laffan Industrial City to the north of Doha, Qatar's main site for the production of liquefied natural gas and gas-to-liquid, as well as the largest export terminal for LNG in the world, has been heavily targeted tonight by ballistic missiles fired by Iran. Extensive damage to the site and several facilities are being reported by QatarEnergy.

Multiple large fires burn at the Ras Laffan Industrial City to the north of Doha, Qatar, following several Iranian ballistic missile strikes in retaliation for Israel’s attack Wednesday against natural gas processing facilities in Southern Iran.

Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has declared all Iranians working in the military and security attachés offices in Doha as persona non grata, ordering them to leave Qatar and return to Iran within the next 24 hours, following tonight’s Iranian ballistic missile attack against QatarEnergy’s Ras Laffan Industrial City.

Cluster munitions from an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile seen falling earlier over the West Bank and Southern Israel.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump wants no more strikes on Iranian energy sites after Wednesday’s attack by Israel on a natural gas processing plant serving Iran’s South Pars Offshore Gas Field, which was known about and supported by President Trump, U.S. officials tell the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump supported today’s strikes as a message to Tehran over its attempts to block the Strait of Hormuz, but believes Iran got the message and is now against attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure, the officials said. But Trump could once again be open to targeting more Iranian energy facilities depending on Tehran's future actions in the Strait.

Four Palestinian women are reported to have been killed in the West Bank town of Beit Awwa in the Hebron Governorate, after a beauty salon was struck by cluster munitions or debris from an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile launched at Southern Israel.

CCTV footage shows the moment that a cluster munition from an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile struck a home tonight in the Jewish settlement of Neta in Southern Israel.

Yet another Iranian medium-range ballistic missile equipped with a cluster warhead has detonated over Israel tonight, with munitions from the missile seen falling moments ago over Central Israel.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is preparing for a nuclear catastrophe, a potential “worst-case scenario” for the Middle East, if the ongoing conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States escalates further, sources tell Politico.

U.N. staff are monitoring the fallout of strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites and remain "vigilant" for any type of nuclear threat, according to Hanan Balkhy, WHO Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean. “The worst-case scenario is a nuclear incident, and that's something that worries us the most,” Balkhy said. “As much as we prepare, there's nothing that can prevent the harm that will come … the region's way — and globally if this eventually happens — and the consequences are going to last for decades.”

Staff are prepared for a nuclear incident in its “broader sense,” including an attack on a nuclear facility or the use of a weapon, Balkhy said. “We are thinking about it, and we're just really hoping that it does not happen.”

Overnight, the Israeli Air Force, for the first time since the start of combat operations, carried out airstrikes against military assets with the Iranian Navy in the Caspian Sea, targeting the Headquarters of the Iranian Navy’s Northern Fleet and naval vessels at the Port of Bandar Anzali in Northern Iran.

The Pentagon has asked the White House to approve a more than $200 billion request to Congress to fund the ongoing Iran War, according to a senior administration official, in an enormous new ask that is almost certain to run into serious resistance from Democrats and Republicans in Congress. The amount being requested would far surpass the costs of the Trump Administration’s massive airstrike campaign against Iran to date and instead seek to urgently increase production of critical weaponry expended by the U.S. Army, Air Force, and Navy in strikes against and defending from attacks by Iran, according to three other people familiar with the matter who spoke to the Washington Post.

The UK Office of Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) is reporting an attack resulting in a fire onboard a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Oman, 11NM east of Khawr Fakkan, UAE.