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Ongoing Story· Day 39

US Warns Citizens Against Travel to Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Threats

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US Warns of Houthi Attacks Spreading, Updates Mideast Travel Advisories

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The U.S. updated travel advisories Friday, warning of escalating Houthi attacks from Yemen potentially spreading across the Middle East, including Israel and Gulf states. The State Department cited increased regional aggression following Houthi strikes on Saudi infrastructure. While formal travel risk levels remain, advisories emphasize heightened danger and possible flight disruptions amid reduced U.S. diplomatic presence.

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  • US warns Houthi attacks could spread across Middle East, updating travel advisories.
  • Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Iraq, and Lebanon are covered by the new warnings.
  • State Department cited "threat of increased Iranian-supported Houthi regional aggression."
  • Formal travel-risk levels were not changed, but regional threat is emphasized.
  • US is reducing diplomatic presence in parts of the region, including Saudi Arabia.
US Warns of Houthi Attacks Spreading, Updates Mideast Travel Advisories
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