Al Udeid Air Base

Iranian ballistic missile strike caused extensive destruction at the base, as shown in footage from Al Jazeera.

Intelligence: Iranian ballistic missile hit a site inside Al Udeid Air Base, a key US military hub hosting B-52 operations, causing great destruction; no casualty details reported, highlights vulnerability of US assets in Gulf despite defenses.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Doha

Two salvos of Iranian missiles intercepted by air defenses with no reported damage.

Intelligence: Qatari authorities confirmed interception of two waves of Iranian missiles; no hits or casualties reported, highlighting effective layered defenses like Patriot/THAAD protecting key areas including Al Udeid Air Base vicinity. Demonstrates Iran's attempts to expand strikes into Gulf but limited success.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: Iran

Hamad International Airport

Airspace closure lifted; first commercial flight departed after nearly 7 days.

Intelligence: Qatar airspace reopened after prolonged closure due to missile/drone threats; signals de-escalation in immediate risks to Al Udeid vicinity. Minimal disruption now but highlights prior vulnerability of key US base hub.

Weapon: Missile/drone threats

Origin: IRGC bases, Iran

Ras Laffan Industrial City

Iranian drone attacks on energy facilities, Qatar halted LNG production, threats intercepted.

Intelligence: Iranian drones struck energy facilities in Ras Laffan, prompting Qatar to halt LNG production at world's largest export site, no casualties but major economic impact. Disrupting 20% of global LNG supply escalates energy warfare in retaliation.

Weapon: Drones

Origin: Iranian territory

Ras Laffan Industrial Complex

Iranian drone attack targeted world's largest LNG export facility, leading to production shutdown

Intelligence: Iranian drone attack hit world's largest LNG facility at Ras Laffan Complex, forcing production shutdown and global supply chain chaos. Strategic targeting of Qatar's energy infrastructure amplifies economic fallout from the conflict.

Weapon: Drones

Origin: Iranian territory

Qatar airspace

Airspace closure causing Qatar Airways to suspend all flights.

Intelligence: Total airspace closure amid Iranian missile/drone threats; major disruption to international flights and regional travel.

Weapon: Ballistic missiles

Origin: Iranian territory, western Iran

Doha area

Air defense intercepted 5 ballistic missiles.

Intelligence: Qatar Defence Ministry reports successful interception of 5 ballistic missiles with no damage or casualties; highlights effective Gulf defenses amid escalated threats.

Weapon: Ballistic missile

Origin: IRGC Aerospace, Isfahan

Unspecified area

8 ballistic missiles intercepted, one fell in uninhabited area.

Intelligence: Iranian ballistic missile salvo largely intercepted by Qatari/US defenses at Al Udeid vicinity; minor debris impact in open area underscores vulnerability of key US air base hosting CENTCOM operations.

Weapon: ballistic missiles

Origin: IRGC missile bases, western Iran

Qatar (nationwide)

Qatar Armed Forces intercepted two missile attacks early morning

Intelligence: Two separate missile launches intercepted successfully by Qatari defenses following security alert; no damage or casualties; demonstrates effective air defense amid Gulf-wide Iranian barrages.

Weapon: missile

Origin: Iran

Industrial Area

Missile intercepted, debris caused minor fire in industrial area near Doha; no injuries

Intelligence: Qatar armed forces intercepted a missile attack targeting the state; falling debris ignited a small fire in an industrial zone handled by civil defense without casualties; demonstrates effective air defense but ongoing threat to infrastructure.

Weapon: missile

Origin: Iran

Ras Laffan LNG Hub

Ballistic missile hit caused extensive damage; LNG production halted.

Intelligence: Iranian ballistic missiles struck key LNG facility supplying 20% of world LNG, confirming extensive damage per QatarEnergy; major blow to global energy supply amid Gulf-wide attacks. Strategic targeting aims to disrupt energy exports and spike prices.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: Iran

Ras Laffan gas complex

Hit and badly damaged in Iranian attack

Intelligence: Major energy facility damaged in missile/drone strike; disrupts LNG exports, escalates economic pressure on Gulf energy infrastructure.

Origin: Iran

Major gas facility

Iranian strike damaged major gas facility, leading to helium delivery cuts.

Intelligence: Strike on critical energy infrastructure disrupted helium supply chain, impacting global industries like chip production; highlights vulnerability of Qatar's LNG/gas sites hosting Al Udeid base.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

North of Ras Laffan

Oil tanker struck by two missiles; one caused fire (extinguished), other failed to detonate

Intelligence: Missile attack on commercial oil tanker near key LNG export hub Ras Laffan underscores threats to Gulf maritime energy shipping; fire extinguished with unknown damage/casualties, but risks supply disruptions.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Aqua 1 oil tanker, northern territorial waters

Iranian cruise missile struck fuel tanker chartered by QatarEnergy; two other missiles intercepted by Qatari forces.

Intelligence: Iran launched three cruise missiles targeting Qatari waters; two intercepted, one hit causing vessel damage but no casualties or environmental impact. Escalation targets Gulf energy infrastructure to disrupt shipping and exports.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Northern territorial waters off Qatar

Fuel oil tanker hit by missile in Qatar's northern territorial waters; no injuries.

Intelligence: Missile strike on QatarEnergy-contracted tanker; hull damaged but no spill or casualties; threatens Gulf energy shipping lanes and escalates maritime risks.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: Iran

Off Qatar coast

Oil tanker struck by missile, first confirmed hit on commercial vessel outside Hormuz

Intelligence: Missile strike on QatarEnergy tanker escalates maritime threats in Gulf waters; risks oil supply disruptions beyond Strait of Hormuz, signaling broader targeting of energy shipping.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: IRGC naval assets, Persian Gulf

QatarEnergy oil tanker

Iran hit a QatarEnergy oil tanker with a cruise missile off the coast.

Intelligence: Cruise missile strike on commercial oil tanker disrupts Gulf shipping and energy exports; risks oil spills and higher global prices, aimed at pressuring Gulf states hosting US forces.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Al Udeid Air Base area

Air raid sirens and reports of drone/missile activity targeting major airports and bases

Intelligence: Part of coordinated Gulf-wide drone swarm; major US base at risk, interceptions likely prevented hits but strained defenses.

Weapon: Shahed-136 drones

Origin: Iran

Over Doha

Qatar intercepted Iranian missiles overhead.

Intelligence: Air defenses successfully intercepted incoming Iranian missiles; no reported impacts but indicates direct threat to key Gulf ally hosting US Al Udeid base.

Weapon: missiles

Origin: IRGC launch sites, western Iran

State of Qatar airspace

Qatari forces intercepted 2 ballistic missiles, 1 cruise missile, and several drones launched from Iran.

Intelligence: Iran launched a multi-weapon attack on Qatar including ballistic missiles, cruise missile, and drones; all intercepted by Qatari air defenses with no reported damage or casualties. Targets likely military or strategic sites hosting US Al Udeid Air Base; demonstrates Iran's capability to strike Gulf allies but effective defenses prevented impact.

Weapon: ballistic missiles, cruise missile, drones

Origin: Iran

Al Udeid Air Base, command-and-control building

Missile impacts confirmed by satellite imagery on command-and-control building.

Intelligence: Satellite images show missile warheads penetrating the C2 building at the largest US base in the Middle East, with black smoke indicating internal destruction; likely Iranian ballistic missile strike penetrating defenses. Critical hit disrupts US CENTCOM operations in the Gulf.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: IRGC launch sites, western Iran

Al Udeid Air Base, satellite communications facility

Destruction of satellite communications facility confirmed by satellite imagery.

Intelligence: Separate missile strike destroyed satcom facility at Al Udeid, compounding damage to US communications infrastructure; strategic degradation of command capabilities. Part of coordinated Iranian barrage on Gulf US bases.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: IRGC launch sites, western Iran

Musheireb, Doha

Missiles intercepted, explosions heard, residents evacuated

Intelligence: Qatar Defense Ministry confirmed missile interception over capital; evacuations in historic downtown amid blasts from interceptors, near Al Udeid AB hosting US forces, signals escalation targeting CENTCOM hub.

Weapon: missile

Origin: Iran

Residential neighborhood, Doha

Iranian missile launched at residential area, intercepted prompting evacuations.

Intelligence: Missile targeted civilian residential zone but intercepted successfully; no reported damage or casualties, highlights Iran escalation to populated areas.

Weapon: missile

Origin: IRGC launch sites, western Iran

Industrial Area

Fire from fallen missile debris after interception; contained with no injuries.

Intelligence: Missile intercepted successfully but debris ignited minor fire in industrial zone; no casualties or major damage, indicating effective defenses but persistent debris hazards.

Weapon: missile

Origin: IRGC launch sites, western Iran

Ras Laffan Industrial City

Iranian missile strikes hit the world's largest LNG facility, causing extensive damage, fires, and halting production.

Intelligence: Iran retaliated against Israeli strike on shared South Pars gas field with ballistic missiles on Ras Laffan LNG hub (20% global supply); extensive damage confirmed by QatarEnergy, repairs may take 3-5 years, $20bn annual revenue loss, spiking global LNG prices.

Weapon: ballistic missiles

Origin: Iran

Ras Laffan Industrial City

Reported Iranian strike on world's largest LNG export hub

Intelligence: Iran targeted QatarEnergy's Ras Laffan complex with advanced maneuverable missiles evading Patriot defenses, causing damage and disruptions; strategic hit on global LNG supply with major economic impact.

Weapon: maneuverable missiles

Origin: Iran

Ras Laffan Industrial City

Iranian missiles hit facilities in this major industrial zone, causing fires and damage.

Intelligence: Missile strikes targeted LNG and industrial infrastructure in Qatar's key energy export hub; fires reported but extent of damage unclear, potential disruption to global gas supplies with high economic impact.

Weapon: ballistic missiles

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Al Udeid Air Base / Ras Laffan

Strikes on Al Udeid base and industrial sites like Ras Laffan reported.

Intelligence: Iranian attacks targeted major US base and key LNG/oil facilities; part of Gulf-wide escalation. Potential disruption to US operations and energy exports.

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Offshore Doha

Oil tanker hit by unknown projectile on port side, hull damage above waterline, currently burning

Intelligence: IRGC missile targeted oil tanker causing fire and structural damage but no crew injuries or environmental impact reported; highlights vulnerability of Gulf maritime energy infrastructure amid escalating Iran-US-Israel conflict.

Weapon: IRGC missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

territorial waters near Doha

Iranian cruise missile strikes Qatari oil tanker after two intercepted; one hit confirmed by Qatar Defense Ministry.

Intelligence: Three cruise missiles launched from Iran, two intercepted, one hit tanker causing potential oil spill/fire; escalates threats to Gulf shipping lanes and energy exports.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Al Udeid Air Base area (fuel tanker Aqua 1)

Qatar Energy fuel tanker targeted in missile attack in exclusive economic waters.

Intelligence: Missile strike on leased tanker near major US base; no crew harm or spill reported, but highlights vulnerability of energy infrastructure supporting coalition ops.

Weapon: cruise missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Over Qatar airspace

Qatar Armed Forces intercept multiple incoming Iranian drones

Intelligence: Qatar's air defenses successfully neutralized all incoming Iranian drones; demonstrates robust defense capabilities amid regional tensions with no reported damage.

Weapon: drones

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Ras Laffan Industrial City

Iranian ballistic missile struck the gas production and export site at Ras Laffan

Intelligence: Security camera footage shows a ballistic missile crashing into Qatar's key LNG facility; potential disruption to global gas exports highlights vulnerability of Gulf energy infrastructure to Iranian strikes.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

Al Udeid Air Base AN/FPS-132 radar

Damage to US early-warning radar from prior Iranian drone/missile attack shown in footage

Intelligence: Footage reveals extensive damage to .1B AN/FPS-132 radar at Al Udeid, key for ballistic missile detection up to 5000km; Iranian drone or missile strike impairs US/regional defenses, significant strategic blow to surveillance.

Weapon: drone

Origin: western Iran launch sites

AN/FPS-132 Radar Facility, Al Udeid Air Base

Heavily damaged US early warning radar shown in Al Jazeera footage following Iranian strike.

Intelligence: Specific hit on .1 billion AN/FPS-132 radar at Al Udeid detects ballistic missiles to 5000km feeding THAAD/Patriot; major blow to US regional missile defense network with strategic implications for Gulf monitoring.

Weapon: ballistic missile

Origin: western Iran launch sites

About the Live Missile Tracker Map

The Gulf Strikes Tracker is a live missile tracker map that monitors and visualizes military strikes in real time across the Persian Gulf and Middle East. This missile tracker aggregates data on missile strikes, drone attacks, airstrikes, and military operations across UAE, Iran, Israel, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Oman, and Iraq — updated every 5 minutes from open-source intelligence and X/Twitter reports.

Each marker on the live map represents a reported strike location, color-coded by severity. Click any event to see its intelligence summary, weapon type identification, source links, and an animated trajectory line showing where the missile or drone was launched from. Status categories include Under Attack, Missiles Hit, Drone Strike, Targeted, Elevated Alert, Monitoring, and Airspace Closed.

UAE Missile Strikes and Gulf Countries Tracked

The missile tracker covers all military activity in the UAE including strikes on Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Al Dhafra Air Base, Jebel Ali Port, Fujairah, and critical energy infrastructure. For Iran, the tracker monitors strikes on Tehran, Isfahan, Bushehr, Bandar Abbas, Natanz, and military sites across all provinces. The live map also tracks missile and drone attacks on US bases in Kuwait (Camp Buehring, Ali Al Salem, Camp Arifjan), Israeli strikes and retaliatory attacks, and military operations across Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Oman, and Iraq.

Missile Trajectory Tracking

A unique feature of this missile tracker is the animated trajectory line that shows the origin and path of each strike. Click any event in the timeline or on the map to see where the missile, drone, or airstrike was launched from — whether from Iranian IRGC bases, Houthi territory in Yemen, US aircraft carriers, Israeli air bases, or coalition air bases like Al Udeid and Incirlik. Click a country card to see all missile trajectories for that country at once.

Data Sources and Methodology

The missile tracker aggregates real-time data from X/Twitter intelligence accounts, major news outlets (Reuters, BBC, Al Jazeera, CNN), and open-source intelligence. Each strike includes geolocated coordinates, source links, intelligence assessments, and weapon type identification. The tracker refreshes every 5 minutes. It is designed for situational awareness and should not be used as a sole source for safety decisions.

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