The State Department said it had decided to shrink the U.S. “footprint” in Baghdad and the United Kingdom issued a warning about “increased tensions within the region.”
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The State Department said it had decided to shrink the U.S. “footprint” in Baghdad and the United Kingdom issued a warning about “increased tensions within the region.”
By Michael Crowley
US orders non-essential embassy staff out of Iraq amid growing Middle East tensions
U.S. Orders Partial Evacuations Across Middle East Embassies, Citing Iran Tensions
US to partially evacuate embassy in Iraq over security threats
U.S. reduces presence of staffers not deemed essential in West Asia as tensions rise
Trump partially evacuating US embassy in Iraq amid rising tensions with Iran
US evacuates personnel from Middle East in sign of growing regional tension
US embassy in Baghdad evacuated amid fears Israel will strike Iran
U.S. to evacuate Iraq embassy, pulls non-essential staff from Bahrain, Kuwait
Estados Unidos evacúa a parte de su personal en Oriente Próximo por el aumento de las tensiones con Irán
US to order evacuation of Iraqi embassy amid fears of Iran deal collapse
State department move comes amid increasing concerns about nuclear talks between US and Iran that appear to b deadlocked
The United States is reportedly withdrawing nonessential personnel and family members from its embassies in Iraq, Bahrain, Kuwait…
Talks between the US and Iran appear to have reached an impasse, increasing tensions in the Middle East.
U.S. draws down non-essential staff in West Asia amid rising tensions, focusing on safety and potential regional unrest.
US partially evacuating Iraq embassy and withdrawing military dependents from across region
US broadcaster CBS reports White House decision to move staff partly due to Israeli preparations for attack on Iran.
