U.S. Warns Americans Abroad: Heightened Iran Threats

0:00On March 23, the U.S. State Department put out a worldwide security alert on Sunday, urging Americans everywhere to stay extra vigilant because of possible threats from groups back by Iran. Officials are telling people, especially in the Middle East, to use heightened caution and check with the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate for the latest advice. Travel could give messy with periodic airspace closures, and U.S. diplomatic sites have already faced risks, even beyond the Middle East. Group supporting Iran might go after other American interests or spots linked to the United States and its citizens around the globe. This comes amid rising tensions from recent U.S. and Israeli military moves against Iran, which have everyone on edge about potential retaliation. On Friday, an Iranian military spokesman warned that operatives connected to Tehran could start hitting popular tourist areas as the conflict heats up. For now, Americans traveling or living abroad should keep a close eye on updates from official

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