The US Embassy in Baghdad updated its travel warning Thursday evening, urging American citizens to avoid travel to Iraq and to leave the country if possible. The embassy cited the possibility of airspace closure and unexpected security events, according to the embassy's alert.
The US Embassy in Baghdad issued an updated travel advisory Thursday evening, calling on American citizens to avoid travel to Iraq and to leave the country if possible. The embassy cited the potential for airspace closure and unexpected security incidents. The warning follows an earlier advisory from the embassy at 20:09 Jerusalem time, which urged citizens to leave Iraq amid heightened Middle East tensions, as The Zioneer reported. The new alert adds a specific call to avoid travel altogether, reflecting an escalating assessment of the security environment in Iraq.
2 developments
- DevelopingUS Embassy in Baghdad warns of possible travel disruptions, sudden airspace closures
- StrongAmerica warns citizens to leave Iraq immediately as analysts predict multi-day campaign
- DevelopingUS Embassy in Jordan Calls on Citizens to Take Shelter Over Aerial Threats
- StrongUS Embassy in Jordan warns citizens to seek shelter as missiles, drones enter airspace
Source and signal
- Internal intake