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1. verified: Qatar orders Iranian security and military attaches to leave the country after Iranian missiles cause “extensive damage” to its main gas facility at Ras Laffan.
   Qatar ordered Iranian military and security attaches to leave within 24 hours following Iranian missile attacks that caused 'extensive damage' and 'sizeable fires' at the Ras Laffan Industrial City, Qatar's main gas facility.
2. verified: UAE shuts down the Habshan gas facilities in Abu Dhabi after an Iranian attack, while Saudi Arabia said two of its refineries were also attacked.
   Operations at Habshan gas facilities in Abu Dhabi were suspended due to falling debris from intercepted missiles following Iranian attacks. Saudi Arabia reported intercepting ballistic missiles and drones targeting gas facilities in its Eastern Region, and debris from a ballistic missile landed near a refinery south of Riyadh.
3. unverifiable: Riyadh says “the little trust that remained in Iran has been completely shattered”.
   While Saudi Arabia has reported attacks and condemned Iran's actions, the exact quote 'the little trust that remained in Iran has been completely shattered' could not be found directly attributed to Riyadh or Saudi officials in the provided search results. The sentiment of damaged trust is implied by their actions and statements, but the specific phrasing is not confirmed.
4. verified: The developments came after Israel attacked Iran’s navy in northern Bandar Anzali and the South Pars gasfield, with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warning of “uncontrollable consequences” that could “engulf the entire world”.
   Israel confirmed launching airstrikes in northern Iran, with reports of strikes on Iranian navy vessels at Bandar Anzali. Multiple sources confirm Israel attacked Iran's South Pars gas field. Masoud Pezeshkian is the current Iranian President, having taken office in July 2024. President Pezeshkian warned of 'uncontrollable consequences' that could 'engulf the entire world' after attacks on energy infrastructure.
5. mostly true: Iran’s retaliatory strikes on Israel have killed four people in Tel Aviv and the occupied West Bank.
   Iranian retaliatory strikes killed two people in a neighborhood near Tel Aviv. In the occupied West Bank, Iranian missile attacks killed three Palestinian women, with initial reports mentioning four deaths. Additionally, a foreign worker was killed northeast of Tel Aviv. The claim's combined total of 'four people' is slightly off, but fatalities in both regions are confirmed.

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