Diplomatic officials renew a maximum Level 4 travel advisory, bluntly telling all remaining Americans to leave the country now.
US Embassy reiterates Level 4 travel ban for Iraq, warning of sudden airspace closures. / AP The US Embassy in Iraq has urged American citizens to maintain heightened vigilance and reiterated its warning against travel to Iraq, citing ongoing regional developments.
"Due to regional developments, US citizens in Iraq are advised to maintain heightened readiness and stay alert to local news sources," the embassy said. The embassy also renewed its reference to the US State Department's Level 4 travel advisory for Iraq, the highest warning level issued by the US government, which explicitly states: "Do not travel to Iraq for any reason. Leave now if you are there.
"India summons US diplomat after 'attack' on vessel off OmanShortly after the announcement, fresh explosions were reported in Bandar Abbas and Sirik, with another blast heard near Minab in the southern province of Hormozgan, according to the state-run reported that a series of detonations outside Fars city was the result of air defence systems activating. India summons US diplomat after 'attack' on vessel off OmanChildren with cerebral palsy start pioneering football club in TürkiyePhilippines earthquake death toll climbs to 46 as recovery efforts continueM23 fighters in DRC detaining, abusing thousands, HRW says
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