The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad warned American citizens Saturday evening of a possible sudden security escalation in Iraq, advising them to avoid gatherings and be prepared for travel disruptions. The advisory, reported by an Arabic-language the source, did not cite a specific threat.
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad issued a warning Saturday evening, cautioning American citizens of the possibility of a sudden security escalation in Iraq and advising them to avoid gatherings and be prepared for travel disruptions. The warning, relayed by an Arabic-language the source, did not specify a particular threat. The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has previously issued warnings in recent months, including on June 10 regarding possible travel disruptions and airspace closures, and on July 23 urging American citizens to leave Iraq immediately, as The Zioneer reported at the time.
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