Dubai and Doha Rattled by Blasts as Israel Intensifies Strikes on Tehran, Iran May Send Peace Proposal Today

Dubai: The Israeli Air Force carried out one attack after another on several important targets inside the Iranian capital. Along with missile launching sites, a nuclear research center was also targeted. Dark clouds of smoke were seen rising from the center of the city, where dozens of government offices are located. Not only this, an attack on a major airport in Tehran was also confirmed. America and Israel together also destroyed the building in the holy city of Qom, where the special committee to elect the next supreme leader of Iran sits. According to Tasnim news agency, just a day before this, the central office of the same committee in Tehran had also been bombed.

What did Iran do in retaliation?

Iran fired drones and missiles targeting US embassies in Israel and Gulf countries. Oil installations were attacked, many countries closed their airspace, and energy supplies were disrupted. After Hezbollah entered Lebanon, Israel pushed its forces further there too.

Why are there echoes at night in Dubai and Doha?

Late Tuesday night, sounds of loud explosions were heard in Dubai and Qatar's capital Doha. Iran is targeting all those countries where American troops are deployed. Speaking to news agency AFP, two local residents said echoes of the blasts were also felt in Abu Dhabi.

How many lives have been lost so far?

So far, about 800 people have been killed in Iran in this war that started on Saturday. The dead also include those faces whom President Trump considered the future of Iran. Four days have passed since the war and this series of deaths does not seem to be stopping yet.

Can any way be found through talks?

US President Donald Trump has bluntly said that the time for talks with Iran has passed. Despite this, there is news quoting sources that Iran may once again send a proposal for peace talks today. Now it remains to be seen whether this fire of gunpowder is extinguished by the cold wind of diplomacy or flares up further.