US Edition‘Bombing stopped..does Not Mean It's Safe’: US Issues Updated Travel Advisory Warning Americans Against Travel to Iran
IRAN, JUL 11 – The US State Department highlights risks including denial of consular services to detained dual nationals amid ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, urging Americans to avoid travel.
- On June 22, the U.S. launched Operation Midnight Hammer, striking Iranian nuclear infrastructure.
- This followed Israel's June 13 Operation Rising Lion airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, escalating regional conflict.
- In response, Iran launched missile strikes targeting Israel and carried out an attack on a U.S. military airbase in Qatar, condemning these operations as breaches of international law.
- On July 10, a representative from the U.S. State Department announced the launch of a new website and awareness campaign urging Americans, particularly those of Iranian descent, to avoid traveling to Iran due to significant dangers.
- Despite U.S. and Iranian leaders expressing cautious optimism about future talks, the continued tensions and denial of consular support to detained U.S. citizens underscore ongoing dangers for travelers.
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‘Bombing stopped..does not mean it's safe’: US issues updated travel advisory warning Americans against travel to Iran
Amid rising tensions with Iran, the US State Department has issued a travel warning, particularly for dual citizens. Spokesperson Tammy Bruce highlighted the dangers of traveling to Iran, stressing that the Iranian government does not acknowledge dual nationality.
·New Delhi, India
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'Bombing has stopped but...': US tells citizens travelling to Iran is 'not safe for anyone'
State Department Spokesperson Tammy Bruce announced the launch of a new website, saying that all information related to travel advisories to warn Americans against going to Iran will be posted on the platform
·Mumbai, India
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