Qatar shielded a US base from Iranian missiles. Here's what's in their air defense arsenal.
Briefly

On Monday, Qatar's air defenses successfully intercepted Iranian missiles targeting the Al Udeid Air Base, a critical US military installation in the Middle East. This retaliation followed American bombings of Iranian nuclear facilities two days prior. Qatar utilized its advanced US-made Patriot missile systems, which, alongside US-operated defenses, effectively neutralized the threat without any casualties. The Iranian strikes were viewed as a response to US aggression, highlighting the precarious military dynamics in the region as both nations engage in escalating hostilities and demonstrate their military capabilities.
Qatar's air defenses successfully intercepted Iranian missiles targeting a US military base on Monday, showcasing its advanced capabilities alongside US-operated systems.
The retaliatory missile strike from Iran came after America bombed multiple Iranian nuclear facilities, illustrating the escalating tensions in the region.
Qatari and US-operated Patriot batteries effectively destroyed incoming ballistic missiles, ensuring no casualties among American or Qatari personnel during the attack.
Iran's state media claimed the missile strikes were a direct response to America’s aggression, highlighting the ongoing military standoff between the two nations.
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