
The US State Department urged US citizens in the Middle East to be mindful of the complex security environment and possible travel disruptions.
The US State Department urged US citizens in the Middle East to be wary of the complex security environment, possible flight cancellations and airspace closures.
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The US State Department warned its citizens about security threats in the region and attacks by the Houthis.
A statement was made about the issue on the social media account of the consular affairs unit of the US State Department.
In the statement, US citizens in the Middle East were called on to be more careful due to the "complex" security environment, and it was emphasized that they should be careful about possible flight cancellations, airspace closures and travel disruptions.
'ATTACKS CAUSE TRAVEL DISRUPTIONS'
The statement reminded that civilian and critical infrastructure was damaged in the attacks of Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen against Saudi Arabia, and stated that this situation caused travel disruptions.
The statement pointed out that these actions have the potential to spread rapidly beyond the Middle East, and said, "Americans traveling to or coming from the Middle East should follow information about airport and airline operations and develop emergency plans in advance."

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