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US Embassies Urge Citizens to Leave Middle East Amid Rising Iran Tensions

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US embassies across the Middle East have issued security alerts urging American citizens to consider departing the region due to escalating tensions with Iran. The warnings cited the risk of unpredictable Iranian actions and potential attacks on US interests in the area. President Trump threatened severe military retaliation against Iran, alleging violations of an existing truce. Iran, in turn, cautioned nations backing the US that they could face consequences of the conflict. The standoff has already begun disrupting regional shipping and travel as hostilities continue to intensify.

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