Terrifying moment missile debris smashes packed street in Qatar as Iran warns ‘we have no red lines’ after US strikes

 

Terrifying moment missile debris smashes packed street in Qatar as Iran warns ‘we have no red lines’ after US strikes

Terrifying footage has captured the moment people fled in panic after missile debris smashed into a busy street in Qatar, following Iran’s vow to retaliate against Donald Trump’s “Epic Fury” military blitz.

The heart-stopping video shows chunks of rubble plunging from the sky into a packed area, sending terrified onlookers running for their lives as debris crashes to the ground. As the wreckage hits the street, a fiery explosion erupts and a thick cloud of black smoke billows into the air. The strike is one of many in a rapidly escalating barrage after Iran warned that it “has no red lines” in responding to the US-Israeli assault.

Another major blast rocked a US military base in Bahrain, with dramatic footage showing a huge plume of smoke rising from the site as Iranian attacks targeted US bases across Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar and Bahrain. The Middle East was plunged into chaos after the US and Israel launched “Operation Epic Fury” against Iran earlier in the day.

Explosions were also reported at a US naval base in Bahrain after Iran retaliated by firing missiles following the US-Israeli strikes. Smoke was seen rising from a base near the Juffair housing area, with Bahrain confirming that the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet headquarters had been targeted.

A woman living near the US base told The Sun her home was rocked by the blast. “My entire apartment was shaken and the windows shattered when the missile hit,” she said. “I know that all US military bases in Bahrain were emptied the day before, so there was no military personnel there. But no one had told us to evacuate. My family has now left the neighbourhood. People across Bahrain, because of how small the country is, heard the blast and the fighter jets. People living as far as 20–30 miles away from the base. I hope it is over for now.”

In Iraq, rockets struck US forces near Erbil Airport, according to security officials, while Jordan’s army said it had intercepted two ballistic missiles aimed at the country. 

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