The U.S. State Department announced a reduction of nonessential staff in the Middle East, particularly in Baghdad, amid escalating security threats. Personnel and families in Bahrain and Kuwait were also authorized to leave. The Iraqi Foreign Ministry confirmed this 'limited departure' due to rising regional tensions. Challenges in nuclear negotiations with Iran contribute to unrest, as Iran prepares a counteroffer after rejecting a U.S. proposal. President Trump acknowledged the situation, indicating the necessity of adjusting personnel in response to the dangerous circumstances in the region.
The U.S. is reducing nonessential personnel in the Middle East due to escalating security risks, especially at the embassy in Baghdad amid rising regional tensions.
Tensions are increasing as nuclear talks with Iran stall, compounded by fears of a broader conflict following the war in Gaza and the U.S. response.
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