ICYMI: Tit for Tat Strikes in the Mideast | Bloomberg Businessweek
June 24, 2025
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as posted by the channelTony Capaccio, Bloomberg Pentagon Reporter discusses how the US hit Iran, possible retaliation tactics, and next steps from the US to deter further conflict.
Iran pledged to respond “proportionately and decisively” to US strikes at the weekend and Qatar suspended traffic over its airspace, amid signs American bases there could be targeted as the conflict between the Islamic Republic and Israel showed signs of boiling over.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran was moving missile launchers for a possible attack on American forces, citing US officials. Axios reported that missiles had been launched toward US bases in Qatar. The White House didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
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