US prepares to send diplomats back to Middle East embassies after Iran war evacuations, NYT reports
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The US State Department is preparing to bring back diplomats from the Middle East embassies who were evacuated before and during the war with Iran, New York Times reported Tuesday, reading an institution's internal document.
The United States Department of State is preparing to send American diplomats back to the embassies in the Middle East that were emptied before and during the war against Iran, suggesting that the Trump government does not foresee a return to military hostilities on a large scale. Want more news from the world? Follow the channel in Whatsapp Want to live away? See interactive guide that gathers information about 36 countries The return of diplom…
Donald Trump's government is planning the return of its evacuated diplomats from their embassies in the Middle East, according to The New York Times this Tuesday, which points to the fact that Washington does not foresee another escalation of the conflict in the short term.The U.S. State Department is preparing for the return of its personnel abroad, something that, according to an internal document obtained by the Times, could begin this week.T…
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The United States proceeded to evacuate a large part of its personnel from the region following the outbreak of the conflict.
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