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Iranian Missiles and Drones Fired at Gulf Countries

Iran responded with missile and drone strikes in the Gulf, prompting U.S. advisories for tourists to evacuate by commercial routes amid restricted travel options.

  • On March 3, Iran launched broad missile, drone, and cruise strikes across the Gulf, fueling a conflict that has killed an estimated 800 people.
  • Following earlier U.S. and Israeli air attacks, Iran said the strikes were a retaliatory response and at least five countries in the region reported drone and missile attacks.
  • Gulf defence ministries recorded that the UAE detected 186 ballistic missiles and intercepted 178, plus 812 drones and 755 intercepted, while Qatar reported downing two SU-24 aircraft, three cruise missiles, 98 ballistic missiles, and 24 drones.
  • Tourists sheltering in Doha hotels received automated messages saying 'leave the country', Schuhwerk said, as Ireland arranges a charter flight from Oman for about 250 to 300 people.
  • Bloomberg reported Qatar had four days' worth of Patriot interceptors, a claim Abu Dhabi and Doha rejected, while Fabian Hoffmann warned Gulf interceptor supplies could be depleted within a week.
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Fear, tension and uncertainty. These are the words that describe what some Basque citizens in the midst of the conflict in the Persian Gulf are experiencing these days. In fact, the remnants of the attack launched by the US and Israel against Iran and the Iranian counterattack are reaching, for example, Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates. US military bases and embassies are the targets of the missiles, and Basque ci…

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Al-Monitor broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.
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