Qatar Rejects Iran's Claim of Only Targeting US Interests; Missile Activity Declines

• Qatar's PM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani "categorically rejected" Iran's claim of only targeting US interests, stating attacks hit residential areas and critical infrastructure.
• Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz revealed Iran's offensive was moved up from mid-2026 due to internal developments and the US President's position.
• US Joint Chiefs of Staff reported Iran's ballistic missile firings are down 86% from Saturday and drones down 73%, though experts suggest reserves.
• Turkey summoned Iran's ambassador in protest after a ballistic missile was intercepted before entering Turkish airspace.
• Western officials estimate Iran has several days' worth of missiles at current rates, noting declining strikes but also concerns about depleting defensive stocks in targeted countries.