Qatar: Thousands Stranded at Doha International Airport Following Middle East Conflict

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Qatar: Thousands Stranded at Doha International Airport Following Middle East Conflict

The US and Israeli attack on Iran continued to impact flights throughout the Middle East and beyond, forcing thousands of flight cancellations. Major international hubs in the region, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Qatar, halted operations as multiple countries closed their airspace due to the escalating conflict. This video shows stranded passengers at Hamad International Airport in Doha early Sunday, March 1.

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  • Video Location: Hamad International Airport in Doha, 2026, Qatar Video Recording Date/Time: March 1

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