The United States is evacuating its embassy in Jordan, according to reports. The evacuation order was issued Thursday afternoon, local time. No reason was immediately given.
The United States has ordered the evacuation of its embassy in Jordan, according to reports. The evacuation was underway as of Thursday afternoon, Jerusalem time.
The Zioneer reported earlier today that the U.S. Embassy in Jordan had warned American citizens to seek shelter due to concerns about aerial threats, including missiles and drones. The evacuation of the embassy proper represents a significant escalation in the U.S. response to the security situation in the region.
No further details on the evacuation, including the number of personnel involved or the reason for the specific timing, were immediately available. The move underscores the volatility of the regional security environment.
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