U.S. troops evacuated from Qatar and Bahrain bases amid escalating tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, with President Trump warning of possible military action within days.

Hundreds of U.S. troops have been evacuated from military bases in Qatar and Bahrain amid rising tensions with Iran, according to multiple reports citing Pentagon officials. The move affects Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and U.S. Navy facilities in Bahrain housing the Fifth Fleet, as the U.S. prepares for a potential military strike over Iran’s nuclear program. President Trump warned Iran it has 10 to 15 days to accept a nuclear deal or face consequences. Iran’s foreign minister said a draft agreement is near, while Iran warned that any U.S. attack would make all American military assets in the region legitimate targets. The U.S. is deploying additional air defenses and keeping aircraft carriers at a distance, signaling readiness for possible prolonged conflict. The Pentagon has not confirmed the evacuations, and the situation remains fluid.