U.S. Orders Evacuation of Diplomatic Staff from Middle Eastern Embassies Amid Iran and Houthi Threats

According to a U.S. official, the United States ordered the evacuation of diplomatic personnel from multiple Middle Eastern embassies on October 24, citing heightened threats from Iran and Houthi forces. The State Department previously indicated that only some personnel stationed in Saudi Arabia were ordered to depart due to rising risks from Houthi attacks, while characterizing broader evacuation reports as inaccurate. The official stated Friday evening that the combined threats from Iran and Houthi forces are prompting the U.S. to adjust staffing levels at several regional missions already in restricted operations status.
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