US Warns Citizens, Oman Pleads for Peace

0:00In Adelaide, its February 27th, here's what is happening. The United States has approved the exit of non-essential embassy employees and their families from Israel. This comes amid rising fears of a possible American military action against Iran. The State Department also warned U.S. citizens to think about leaving Israel now, while commercial flights are still running and advised against any new trips there. The U.S. ambassador to Israel sent an urgent email to staff around midnight local time, pushing those who want to go to bookseats right away, even to nearby spots from which they can head back to Washington. Officials expect to rush for tickets today because of this. Oman's four ministers heading to Washington and a push to convince the Trump team to pause any strike plans. He said to me, Vice President JD Vance, who's known for caution on Middle East wars, arguing their recent talks show enough headway to hold off. Iran wants the U.S. the ease is strictest demands, especially on shipping out highly enriched uranium.

1:01They refuse to fully give up domestic enrichment, but offer limits to lower levels for research needs, like medical uses at their Tehran reactor. Next week brings more talks at a technical level in Vienna with the International Atomic Energy Agency. The agency's head will update on site access during its board meeting, as both sides eyeways to verify any deal. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening,