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The United States confirmed the attack on its military bases in Qatar and said that there were no reports of US casualties.
US President Donald Trump (AP Photo)
US President Donald Trump does not want more military engagement in the Middle East, reported CNN.
This came nearly an hour after Iran on Monday launched missiles towards the military bases of the United States in Qatar and Iraq.
The United States confirmed the attack and said that there were no reports of US casualties.
“Al Udeid Air Base was attacked by short-range and medium-range ballistic missiles originating from Iran today. At this time, there are no reports of US casualties. We are monitoring the situation closely and will provide more information as it becomes available,” according to an official statement by US.
Meanwhile, amid rising regional tensions, the UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar have all closed their airspace, leading to widespread flight disruptions across the Gulf.
Several flight operations are also facing disruptions amid the tensions. The UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar have all closed their airspace, leading to widespread flight disruptions across the Gulf.
The Indian Embassy in Qatar also issued an advisory on Monday urging caution and advising Indian nationals to stay indoors.
“In view of the ongoing situation, Indian community in Qatar is urged to be cautious and remains indoors,” the Embassy said in a post on X.
“Please remain calm and follow local news, instructions and guidance provided by Qatari authorities. The Embassy will also keep updating through our social media channels,” it added.
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