US EditionU.S. evacuating personnel from Iraq, Middle East, amid growing tensions with Iran
- On June 11, 2025, the U.S. began partial evacuation of its embassy staff in Iraq and authorized military dependents to leave Middle Eastern countries including Bahrain due to rising regional tensions.
- The evacuations followed stalled nuclear talks with Iran, which the U.S. demands stop uranium enrichment in exchange for easing sanctions amid threats from both sides.
- About 2,500 U.S. troops remain in Iraq, where Iran-backed groups have increased attacks, and the U.K. maritime authority warned that escalations could disrupt shipping in key waterways.
- Oil prices rose sharply, with U.S. crude futures gaining over 4% to $68.15 per barrel, reflecting market concerns over potential supply disruptions from the Middle East tensions.
- The partial embassy evacuation and voluntary family departures signal heightened U.S. caution and preparedness amid ongoing hostility and uncertain prospects for a diplomatic resolution with Iran.
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US Evacuates Middle East Embassy & Military Personnel as Tensions Mount Over Potential Israeli Strike on Iran
As the possibility of military action against Iran intensifies, the United States has begun evacuating non-essential personnel and their families from its embassies and military bases across the Middle East.
Aiatolls are in a situation where they do not want to be without space to play cat and mouse, and the United States is evacuating forces. These are signs or total pressure, or preparation for the inevitable.
U.S. authorizes partial evacuation of Middle East embassies – CLG News
U.S. authorizes partial evacuation of Middle East embassies –Washington reportedly believes Israel could strike Iran’s nuclear sites without its approval | 12 June 2025 | The U.S. has begun evacuating non-essential personnel and family members from its embassies and military bases in the Middle East in light of escalating tensions with Iran. The move follows President Donald Trump’s accusation that Tehran is “slow-walking” negotiations. “Based o…
Concern about a military conflict between Iran and Israel is growing in the Middle East. The US is taking action for increased signs.
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