Diplomatic Turmoil: Rising Tensions in the Middle East
The State Department lifted a shelter warning in Qatar after Iranian missile threats subsided following US airstrikes on Iran. Meanwhile, a UN resolution condemning US actions is unlikely to pass, and tensions remain high with Israel's search and rescue teams on alert for further Iranian responses.

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The State Department lifted its shelter-in-place advisory for Americans in Qatar after the threat of Iranian missile strikes receded. The advisory had been imposed after Iran targeted a US military base in retaliation for US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, but was revoked after successful missile interceptions and Iran's indication of no further attacks.
Meanwhile, a draft UN resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Iran conflict and condemning US strikes is unlikely to pass due to an impending US veto. The resolution, backed by Russia, China, and Pakistan, demands urgent protection for civilians and seeks a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear program.
In Israel, search and rescue teams remain on heightened alert for potential missile threats from Iran. Over a hundred reservists are stationed at a facility near Tel Aviv, prepared to respond to any new attacks as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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