Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton.

The Senate appears to have narrowly rejected a resolution that would require congressional approval before the Trump administration makes any further attacks on Iran.

The House is expected to vote on a similar measure tomorrow.

The U.S. and Israel continue to intensify the bombing campaign of Iran and its forces today.

A U.S. submarine sank an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean.

President Trump says the military is targeting Iran's nuclear program and leadership.

So we're in a very strong position now, and their leadership is just rapidly going.

Everybody that seems to want to be a leader, they end up dead.

The UN Refugee Agency estimates 100,000 people fled Tehran in the war's first two days.

Qatar says it's spoken to Iran and warned that Iranian attacks on the Gulf cannot go unanswered.

As NPR's Aibatrawi reports, Qatar is one of several

of Iran's neighbors targeted in the war as Iran retaliates against U.S. troops in the region.

Qatar hosts thousands of U.S. troops at a sprawling base that's been hit. Iran insists its attacks

are directed at U.S. interests in the region and not at other countries. But the Qatari readout of today's

call said Prime Minister Shih Mohamed al-Thani told Iran's foreign minister that facts on the ground

clearly show Iranian missiles and drones have also targeted civilian areas as well as Qatar's

gas production facilities. The countries halted its gas production as a result. The prime minister, according to the

Qatari readout, also told Iran's foreign minister, the attacks inflict harm on its neighbors

and dragged them into a war that is not theirs. He said Qatar prefers diplomacy, but these

aggressions, quote, cannot go unanswered. Until now, Gulf Arab states have not responded

militarily to Iran's attacks.

A. Abotrawi, NPR News, Dubai. The House Oversight Committee has voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to answer questions

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