Civilians in the Gulf States, particularly migrant workers, are facing significant dangers as strikes continue amidst escalating tensions. Most casualties from the recent attacks have been migrant workers, with individuals from various regions, including Asia and Africa, caught in the crossfire. Despite the risks, many Asian workers express a determination to remain in their jobs, fearing economic instability if they leave. Pakistani workers in Dubai are also reporting challenges due to the violence, while African migrants navigate the threat of missile strikes, often feeling trapped between the need for employment and their safety. The overall situation underscores the precarious position of foreign laborers in the region.