Explosions in Tel Aviv, Doha, and Dubai

Explosions in Tel Aviv, Doha, and Dubai

Explosions in Dubai, Doha and Tel Aviv

New explosions were heard in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Doha in Qatar and Tel Aviv in Israel on Sunday morning.

Several loud explosions were heard in Dubai. Residents of Doha also said that at least 11 explosions had occurred in the city.

Earlier, Qatar's Interior Ministry said that eight more people had been injured in the Iranian attack in the country.

The ministry said that the number of people injured in Qatar since the attack began has risen to 16. Some limited damage was also caused in different parts of the country.

Meanwhile, after 6 am this morning, warning signals were heard repeatedly in different parts of Israel due to the fear of air strikes. This signal is sounded to warn citizens of an impending attack.

Multiple explosions were reported in Tel Aviv. Israel is trying to repel the Iranian attack using its sophisticated air defense system.

Israeli media outlet Channel 12 reported that more Iranian missile attacks on Israel are feared. Warning signals could be sounded across the country at any time.

Source: Reuters and Al-Jazeera

Iran announces the start of attacks on 27 US bases in the Middle East

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it was launching a sixth round of counterattacks in response to US and Israeli bombings across Iran. Al-Jazeera reported this news, citing Iranian state media.

The Revolutionary Guard said in a statement that the IRGC had launched "massive missile and drone" attacks on Israeli and US military bases in the region.

The IRGC claimed that the strike targeted 27 US bases, as well as Israel's Tel Aviv air base, the Israeli army's command headquarters in Hakeriya, and a large defense industrial complex. The statement added that the Iranian forces would implement a different and "harsh" response in a series of "remorseful blows".

Strait of Hormuz closed to all ships: Tasnim News

After the US and Israel attacked Iran, no ships are being allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. This information was reported by Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency on Saturday night.

According to the report, ships in the relevant area are repeatedly receiving a message from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The message says that no ships will be able to pass through this strategic channel.

Tehran is responding to the US and Israeli attacks on Iran. The Iranian armed forces have continued to retaliate against various US and Israeli targets. In such a context, the Strait of Hormuz has been closed to all ships.

The Strait of Hormuz is the world's most important energy supply route. Analysts have already warned that the move to close the channel could have a serious impact on oil prices.