Bangladesh embassies in Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Iraq have issued separate warnings for Bangladeshi nationals following escalating conflict in the Middle East. The alerts come after U.S. and Israeli attacks in Iran and Tehran’s retaliatory strikes on American installations, creating a warlike situation in the region. Each embassy has also opened hotline numbers for emergency contact.

The Bangladesh Embassy in Doha, Qatar, urged expatriates to remain cautious, avoid military areas, and stay indoors or in safe locations. It advised citizens to keep essential items such as cash, identification, health cards, medicines, chargers, and dry food ready. The embassy also reminded residents to respect Qatari laws, follow official instructions, and refrain from sharing related photos or videos on social media.

Similar advisories were issued by the Bangladeshi embassies in the UAE, Bahrain, and Iraq, instructing citizens to avoid open spaces and large gatherings. The embassies emphasized safety and compliance with local regulations until the situation stabilizes.