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Israel Iran War · 9 March 2026

25% of Iran's attacks hit civilian places, PM says.

25% of Iran's attacks hit civilian places, PM says.

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Regional instability could severely impact world markets and global food supplies, with economic fallout felt broadly. Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al Thani, criticised Iran's recent attacks on neighbours as a dangerous miscalculation. He also confirmed Qatar has faced several airborne attacks, urging all sides, including the US, to pursue diplomatic de-escalation.

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