Tonight, will there be a ceasefire?

President Trump says Iran and Israel have agreed to end hostilities just hours after Iran

targeted a U.S. base in Qatar.

What's next for all sides as the Middle East remains on edge?

Then the view from inside Iran after Trump's ceasefire announcement, only one day after he floated, regime change as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening. Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule. It is a 155 of the second Trump administration. And we're getting mixed

messages this evening about a possible ceasefire earlier today. President Trump announced on

social media that both sides agreed to end the war completely, telling NBC News that it will be,

quote, unlimited and go on forever. The New York Times reported, Iranian State TV announced the ceasefire,

saying it was imposed on the enemy, Israel.

And the foreign minister said that Iran concluded their strikes

at the last minute around 4 a.m. in Tehran.

However, despite this claim, officials in Israel now claim that Iran had launched a new

round of missiles. The New York Times reports there were no reports of casualties. All of this comes

after Iran retaliated against the United States for the attack on three of its nuclear sites

with a strike on a U.S. air base in Qatar. Richard Engel has more.

Iran threatened to respond to the American strikes on its nuclear sites,

and tonight it did, releasing this video firing missiles at Doha Qatar,

targeting a military base, housing up to 10,000 American personnel.

Air defense systems immediately lit up the sky over the sprawling Al-Udeid air base.

Tonight, Qatar says it successfully thwarted the Iranian attack, which it strongly condemned.

A senior Qatari official telling NBC News, Qatar was expecting the attack.

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