Qatar’s Ministry of Interior reported that eight people were injured in a missile attack, with one in critical condition. The ministry’s public relations chief, Abdullah Khalifa Al Muftah, stated on Saturday that a total of 66 missiles were fired at Qatar. Authorities also identified 114 pieces of metal debris scattered across the country. Additionally, an early-warning radar system was damaged after being struck by an Iranian drone.

Ibrahim Sultan Al Hashemi, head of public relations at Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, condemned the repeated targeting of Qatar, calling Iran’s actions reckless and irresponsible. He said such behavior violated the principles of good neighborly relations.

Officials did not provide further details on the origin or timing of the attacks, and no information was released about potential responses or ongoing investigations.