Tensions in the Middle East have escalated after the U.S. Embassy in Jordan issued a security alert citing a "specific and credible threat" involving Aqaba Airport and the city's seaport. The advisory urged American citizens to avoid both locations and stay away from military bases in Jordan. Soon after, Jordanian officials denied reports of an evacuation, insisting that Aqaba Port remains fully operational. In this video, we break down the conflicting statements from the U.S. Embassy and Jordanian authorities, the latest warning from Tehran, and what these developments could mean for U.S. forces and stability across the Middle East.

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The international airport and seaport in Aqaba in southern Jordan were evacuated because of a "specific and credible threat", the U.S. embassy said on X on Sunday.