Breaking: Iran launches 10 missiles at two US bases in the Middle East

At least 10 missiles have been launched toward US military bases in Qatar and Iraq.

One of the attacks was aimed at the Al Udeid base in Qatar - America's largest base in the Middle East - with missiles launched just after 12:30pm eastern time.

The missiles were intercepted, and no injuries or deaths were reported, according to Qatari officials.

Iran's Armed Forces said that the attack on the US bases were carried out by the Revolutionary Guards Corps, announcing that 'we warn our enemies that the era of hit and run is over.'

Al Udeid air base is heavily fortified by a multitude of air defenses, which have been on alert since tensions escalated between Iran and the US over the weekend.

Donald Trump attacked three Iranian nuclear plants on Saturday night in Operation Midnight Hammer, significantly damaging the country's nuclear capabilities.

Iran's missile barrage response on Monday was same the number as bombs used by the US during their strike, which experts said showed Tehran's desire to de-escalate.

Al Udeid is the main hub for American and British air operations in the Persian Gulf, hosting some 11,000 American troops and more than 100 aircraft, including strategic bombers, tankers and surveillance assets.