03.03.2026 01:30
The U.S. Embassy in Amman temporarily evacuated all personnel due to a potential security threat. As sirens sounded on the embassy compound, an urgent alert was issued for those inside to take cover.
The U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan, temporarily evacuated all its personnel due to a potential security threat.
It was reported that sirens were sounding at the embassy compound, and those inside were announced to "Duck and take cover. Stay away from windows."
In a statement made by the U.S. Embassy on the social media platform X, it was stated, "As a precaution, all U.S. Embassy personnel have temporarily left the compound due to a threat."
WARNING MESSAGE FROM JORDAN
The Public Security Directorate, affiliated with the Jordanian Ministry of Interior, also issued an information notice to residents living around the embassy. The message provided information about the "preventive measures" taken and urged citizens to avoid panic and anxiety.
Meanwhile, it was reported that sirens were also sounding in some provinces across Jordan, in addition to Amman. Official authorities did not provide detailed explanations regarding the nature of the alarm.
The evacuation decision came at a time when military operations by Israel and the U.S. against Iran are ongoing, and the regional security risk has increased. It was noted that security protocols at diplomatic missions have been raised to the highest level, and developments are being closely monitored.