Plusieurs explosions ont été entendues par des journalistes de l'AFP à Doha, la capitale du Qatar, dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi.
Peu auparavant, les habitants avaient reçu un message d'alerte des autorités, avertissant d'un "niveau de menace sécuritaire élevé" et leur demandant de rester à l'abri, selon des journalistes de l'AFP sur place.
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