ATLANTA — Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff is speaking out after news that at least six American service members have been killed in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

“With an immense gratitude for all who serve, we pray for the survival and recovery of the wounded, and for the safety and success of American servicemembers engaged in combat,” Ossoff said.

U.S. military officials announced on Monday that two previously unaccounted for servicemembers have been confirmed dead, bringing the total to six, while three people were reported killed in the United Arab Emirates and one each in Kuwait and Bahrain.

He said he will support a congressional resolution aimed at curbing president Donald Trump’s military operations in Iran. Ossoff says sending Americans into combat should be a last resort for any administration.

Law enforcement agencies in cities across the country, including Atlanta, are on alert as tensions continue overseas.

Retired Federal Bureau of Investigation Atlanta Supervisory Special Agent Marc Benjamin said it is important to remain aware of your surroundings and report suspicious activity.

“If you see something, say something,” Benjamin said.