Trump says 'the killing has stopped' in Iran
January 14, 2026
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as posted by the channelThe UK has followed the US in withdrawing troops from a Qatari airbase as Trump is poised to intervene in Iran 'within hours'.
The decision came as a senior official brought up an earlier Iranian attack there and the US has described the move at the base as a precautionary measure.
The official would not go into any further details about the move, including whether the evacuation was optional or mandatory, if it affected troops or civilian personnel, or the number of those advised to leave, citing the need for operational security.
Donald Trump has threatened the Iranian regime with 'very strong action' if it hangs protesters amid a wave of demonstrations and riots sweeping the Islamic Republic.
Andrew Marr is joined by Iranian born women's rights activist Maryam Namazie and former senior Middle East adviser Lieutenant General Sir Simon Mayall to discuss the latest.
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