Consequences of Iran's strike on US base in Qatar revealed

Iran's attack on an American military base located in the territory of Qatar has become a geopolitical precedent. According to information published by Asia Times, this is the first case in history when Iran struck American facilities located in a country that is a member of the Gulf Arab States Cooperation Council.

Analysts emphasize that this incident represents an open and carefully calculated warning: from now on, the military presence of the United States of America can no longer be perceived as a security guarantee for states in the region that host American forces.

Iranian authorities have also stated that the actions of the United States of America and Israel have led to an expansion of the list of objects that are now considered legitimate targets for strikes by Iran.

According to information from the Press TV channel, on the twenty-third of June, the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as part of a military operation called "Good News of Victory," launched six ballistic missiles toward Qatar, as well as one missile toward the territory of the Republic of Iraq, where American military bases are also located. Of these missiles, three hit an American air base located in Qatari territory.