Iran launched its longest missile barrage since the war began, firing waves of missiles at Israel for 35 minutes while simultaneously striking US bases in Qatar and Iraq. The attack followed Israel's unprecedented daytime assault on Tehran, which destroyed 15 Iranian fighter jets and targeted symbolic regime sites including Evin prison and the Fordow nuclear facility. Iranian media reported 200 munitions struck Tehran as Israeli forces hit Revolutionary Guard headquarters and state television buildings. The coordinated Iranian response targeted the Al-Udeid airbase in Qatar with 10 missiles, nine of which were intercepted. Trump dismissed Iran's retaliation as "very weak" and thanked Tehran for advance warning. By evening, he announced Israel and Iran had agreed to a ceasefire beginning at 7 AM, though Iranian officials immediately denied the agreement. The announcement came after Iran signaled willingness to return to diplomatic negotiations.