MAN:
00:01:15
Oh, my gosh. [EXPLOSION]
IMTIAZ TYAB:
00:01:17
At least three people have been killed and nearly 70 injured. The Gulf state's military spokesman, Major General Abdul Nasser Al Humaidi, has said the state will repel any aggression against it.
MAN:
00:01:30
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
IMTIAZ TYAB:
00:01:31
Qatar says it's been targeted by more than 100 ballistic missiles and at least 39 drones. Some strikes shut down one of its main liquefied natural gas plants, the lifeblood of its economy, and spiking prices globally. Majed al-Ansari, the foreign ministry spokesman, was blunt. The attacks like these will not go unanswered.
IMTIAZ TYAB:
00:01:53
Qatar says it's already shot down at least two Iranian bombers, while denying reports it has struck inside Iran. Now it and the UAE joined Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain facing a stark choice-- absorb Iranian strikes, or join the US and Israel to hit back. And tonight, Qatar has announced the arrest of what it said are two cells operating here in Doha for Iran's Revolutionary Guard, potentially raising the stakes even further for a further confrontation with Tehran. Tony.
