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Personnel Advised to Leave US Military Base in Qatar

14 January 2026
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Personnel Advised to Leave US Military Base in Qatar
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Some personnel at the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar have been advised to leave by Wednesday evening amidst US warnings of potential intervention in Iranian protests. This change in posture is not an ordered evacuation, according to diplomats, and no specific reason has been provided. Al Udeid, the largest US military base in the Middle East, houses approximately 10,000 troops and serves as the forward headquarters for US Central Command. Tensions have escalated following Iranian threats to target US bases if attacked.

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