State Department issues warning to Americans in the Middle East
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The US State Department urged Americans across the Middle East to consider leaving or stay ready to depart as tensions with Iran rose. US President Donald Trump warned on Friday that the US would be "hitting them very hard" if necessary, while Iran vowed to "punish" the US following what American officials described as a heavy exchange of strikes. The State Department released a security alert Saturday morning advising Americans in the Middle East to “exercise caution and heightened vigilance” amid reports the United States might launch escalatory strikes at Iranian energy infrastructure over the weekend.
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The US State Department urged Americans across the Middle East to consider leaving or stay ready to depart as tensions with Iran rose.
according to India TodayUS President Donald Trump warned on Friday that the US would be "hitting them very hard" if necessary, while Iran vowed to "punish" the US following what American officials described as a heavy exchange of strikes.
according to India TodayThe State Department released a security alert Saturday morning advising Americans in the Middle East to “exercise caution and heightened vigilance” amid reports the United States might launch escalatory strikes at Iranian energy infrastructure over the weekend.
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