21.10.2026 23:01
The US has taken a decision that increases fears of war in the Middle East. Reuters claimed that it was preparing to withdraw all its diplomats and their families from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Qatar and Bahrain.
The US State Department is preparing to withdraw its diplomatic personnel serving in many countries in the region due to escalating risks of conflict in the Middle East. According to information reported by Reuters and AFP, the evacuation plan covers US missions in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Qatar, and Bahrain.
IT COVERS ALL DIPLOMATIC STAFF AND THEIR FAMILIES
In a report by Reuters news agency based on 3 US officials, it was claimed that the US State Department is preparing to evacuate some personnel and family members from US embassies in the Gulf region. The Washington administration is advising American citizens in the region, as well as diplomatic personnel, to leave the country on commercial flights before the situation worsens further."
"CONFLICT WITH THE HOUTHIS" CONCERN
This measure, taken as security risks reached their highest level, also increased concerns. Experts point out that the withdrawal of diplomats could be a harbinger of greater military activity in the region.
In the report, which noted that two US officials said this step stemmed especially from the possibility of renewed regional conflicts with Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, it was also stated that all personnel and their families at the US mission in Saudi Arabia could be evacuated.