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State Department Urges Americans to Leave Middle East Now
The US State Department urged Americans to leave countries across the Middle East, citing “serious safety risks” from the war with Iran.
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US nationals urged to leave Middle East as conflict spreads
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The US State Department says Americans should "depart now via commercial means" as strikes continue.
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Americans in more than a dozen Middle East nations urged to flee
State Department warns Americans to leave more than a dozen Middle East countries immediately as Iran war intensifies, citing "serious safety risks" across the region.
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US urges Americans to ‘DEPART NOW’ from Middle East countries
The United States is urging Americans to “DEPART NOW” from more than a dozen countries in the Middle East amid strikes on Iran. “The @SecRubio @StateDept urges Americans to DEPART NOW from the countries below using available commercial transportation, due to serious safety risks,” Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Mora Namdar wrote in a post…
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Border Patrol agents vigilant as Middle East conflict escalates
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Wall Street opens down again amid fears of higher oil prices, wider conflict in Middle East
Stocks on Wall Street opened sharply down Tuesday as investors digested surging oil prices and the realization that the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran is likely deepening instead of abating after days of military strikes.
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