Good morning. Thomas Morgan here with your morning NewsMail. Iran has launched missiles at the US's largest air base in the Middle East, prompting condemnation from many Gulf states. We'll have the latest developments.

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What's the latest: Iran says it has launched missiles at a US military base in Qatar, in an apparent retaliation for American strikes over the weekend against Iran's nuclear enrichment program. Vision shows missiles being intercepted over the skies of the Qatari capital Doha. No casualties were reported and Qatar says it intercepted all missiles. 

The Qatari and US governments were given advance warning of the strikes. US, UK and Chinese citizens were told to seek shelter, while Qatari airspace was closed shortly before the missiles were launched. That courtesy hasn't been lost on US President Donald Trump, who has now called for Israel and Iran to end hostilities. As our Middle East correspondent Eric Tlozek writes, these strikes are likely the opposite of escalation.

The strikes have been condemned by the Qatari government, which labelled it a "flagrant violation" of its sovereignty. The Gulf state has also warned it reserves the right to strike back. Its neighbours the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have also slammed Tehran's decision. 

The strikes are likely to disrupt travel plans for millions of passengers. Multiple Gulf states — home to airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways and Etihad — closed their airspace, forcing planes to divert and causing cancellations at major travel hubs.

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