
The US government has urged its citizens not to travel to Iraq due to security risks.
The US Embassy in Baghdad reiterated its warning to its citizens not to travel to Iraq due to security risks and limited emergency services.
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The US Embassy in Baghdad updated its travel warning to its citizens due to security risks in Iraq.
In the travel warning update published by the US Embassy in Baghdad, it was reported that no change was made in the travel warning level or risk indicators.
'DON'T TRAVEL'
In the statement, which called on its citizens to "Do not travel to Iraq for any reason", it was stated that the US government's ability to provide emergency services to US citizens in Iraq was limited due to security risks.
The statement noted that the Houthis' attacks against Saudi Arabia caused civilian casualties and serious disruptions in travel, and warned that these hostile actions could escalate rapidly and spread beyond the current conflict areas.
The statement also stated that the Iraqi government "cannot guarantee the safety of US citizens" in the face of sudden violence and armed conflict.

The US Embassy in Baghdad called on its citizens not to travel to Iraq due to the escalation of Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia and security risks in the region.

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