The United States and the United Kingdom tell citizens in Qatar to mention in place

The United States and the United Kingdom told its citizens in Qatar to mention “until another notice.”

The American embassy in Qatar has suggested that the Americans do so “out of an abundance of caution.” The UK government said it was Her warning version In response to alert the United States.

The warnings come after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told American citizens at international sites “increasing exercise”, after the United States bombed three nuclear sites in Iran on Saturday. Iran threatened revenge.

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar said that a number of countries were urging reserves, but the embassy notice “does not necessarily reflect specific threats.”

“The security situation in the country is stable,” the statement said, adding that “the relevant authorities closely monitor the situation and are ready to take all necessary measures to ensure the safety of citizens, residents and visitors.”

Qatar is home to the largest American military base in the Middle East, UDEID. About 8,000 American citizens live there, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The United States has about 40,000 soldiers stationed in the Middle East.

The American embassy message followed warnings from other groups in Qatar, including many universities that asked students to return home.

Bilateral relations between the United States and Qatar are “strong”, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which says that Qatar has helped play a financial, political and military role in dealing with turmoil in the region.