Bubble-shaped by bubble rockets exposed outside the Gulf

The safe streets of Qatar are a great lottery for foreign workers who enjoy taxes and gulf of gulf. However, on Monday evening, a volley, which paves the military base of the United States, exploded the bubble bubble.

The sound of explosions – shaken windows and activate emergency sirens – panic occurred inside DohaLuxurious villaggio mall. Screams filled the cave hall and buyers sold for vendors. Video footage showed a black shoe refused in a hurry. Usually along the city of Tranquil, parents comforted the children they feared the explosions.

Among millions of mobile expatriators who strengthen oil-rich region and about half of the Gulf’s population PusAttack in Qatar attack, asked security questions in the countries assessed as prosperity and security conditions in a projected region.

The region’s external workforce is to the blue-collar employees of the paid financial and energy managers, which are the Koran and the infrastructure of the countries, and the blue collar workers continue to operate.

Many foreign employees are flegmatic. Some, Iran-aligned Yemeni Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi or Abu Dhabi or Abu Dhabi or Abu Dhabi’s first term of Qatar are checked by other pro-energy attacks related to energy infrastructure.

However, the population of the Gulf is swollen in recent years. For many newcomers, this is the first experience of the Middle East – even if it is indirect.

“The reaction depends on how long it is in the region,” he said. “New people, even in Dubai, ‘God, this is not what I sign.”

Since Israel attacks Iran two weeks ago, the Gulf monarchies ended to return to hostile and negotiations. They hoped, to prevent more regional escalation and to prevent several US military equipment in the Gulf states.

On Monday, the strikes targeting Iran’s largest military base in the region, revenge for attacks on our nuclear infrastructure.

Later, Trump, Iran and Israel agreed on a ceasefire on Saturday, the President rebuke the two countries allegedly violating the two countries.

Iranian missiles, which collapsed from the sky of the train, were mainly caught by the air, caused loss.

However, if this was a demonstration of a military theater, “I was a task of the London theater in the London Theater, a tounge of £ 200,”

Tuesday morning mood “tense but relaxed,” said a Palestinian-Britain-Canadian expatriate. During the attack, he said he was “WTF”, but until the morning, he was pleased to see how the government protects services such as Internet and electricity.

On social media, some residents compared the events of the night with the Israeli bomb that made Gaza.

However, a large British expatriate peers, who are located in DOHA for two decades, said the peers were “sufficiently shell.”

“Fortunately, the US base is not better than the city,” he said. “Still, it is not very pleasant to pass and the future uncertainty does not doubt everyone’s mind.”

Several organizations, Saturday will be a normal working day and sent a great expatriate email to the most employees.

After Riyadh, some expatriates in Dubai, the second largest city in the region, planned for the Oman for a long time ago. In a company, they wanted to evacuate employees in a security call, but they retreated.

Whatsapp groups question the security of the security of the region during the unexpected Trump period, and some expatriates even destroyed European flights to navigate the “missile alley.”

However, many foreigners were orguine, aviation and summer holiday plans with the main concern refers to the potential to delay or break.

“There are a number of panic among the inhabitants of the summer holidays,” he said in Dubai, a corporate investigator.

“The main risk is a violation of air travel,” said Independent Risk Adviser Nigel Lea. “Plenty of companies limit their journey to the Middle East, but due to the cost and anxiety of delays.”

Phil Miles, managing director for risk management of enterprise security risks, some customers have already postponed an important journey to the region and provide employees who increase the home to work from home, “Philes said.

Some experts said they were convinced that the Gulf would not have any economic impact.

“The flow of energy did not prevent the flow of the flow, and the ceasefire was announced so quickly – all this is positive,” said Monica, the chief economist in Abu Dhabi Trade Bank. “We are also in a quieter journey and tourism for the region. Thus, we do not make non-oil prediction changes.”

Economist in a Dubai, “Saudi economic slowdown is more important than the whole drama of the last few days in the Gulf.”

But not all is sure. The driver of a limousine in Doha Gaffour, since the World Cup in 2022, saw that developing geopolitical tensions were afraid.

“There is no work yet,” he said. “All my friends are concerned.”