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作成日: 2026/01/15 09:40

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- The US is evacuating personnel from Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar due to rising regional tensions.
- This evacuation follows President Trump's indications of potential military action against Iran, echoing a similar move before previous attacks.
- Protests and riots continue in Iran, fueled by economic sanctions, though Iranian officials claim the situation is now under control.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear anything about the US and Iran? It’s kind of scary.

B: No, what’s going on, Kenji? Tell me!

A: Well, the US is moving some people out of a big airbase in Qatar. Like, a *really* big one!

B: Oh wow! Why are they doing that? Is it serious?

A: Apparently, President Trump is hinting at maybe taking military action against Iran. So, they're preparing, I guess.

B: That's… intense. Remember what happened last year? The attacks and the missiles?

A: Exactly! Some people were evacuated then too. And now again. The Qatari government said it’s because of tension in the area.

B: That makes sense. I wonder if other countries are worried.

A: An Iranian official said that they don't want their country used to attack others. They are a bit nervous, too.

B: What else is happening in Iran?

A: There have been protests because prices are really high, thanks to sanctions from Western countries. They started as peaceful protests, but now they’re… not so peaceful. Like, riots.

B: Riots?! That’s terrible. Are things really bad?

A: The New York Times says the death toll might be around 3,000, including police officers. But the Iranian government isn't saying exactly how many people have died.

B: Three thousand! That’s… a lot. I hope things calm down soon.

A: Me too. It’s pretty concerning.

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