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#USCitizensMiddleEastEvacuation : U.S. Urges Americans to Leave Amid Escalating Conflict As military tensions in the Middle East surge after joint U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran and subsequent retaliations, the U.S. Department of State has issued urgent advisories for American citizens to depart immediately from more than a dozen Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, Iraq, Israel, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan, Lebanon, Bahrain, Kuwait and more. Patrols, diplomatic sources, and flight disruptions reflect rising safety risks across the region. With airspace closures and widespread flight cancellations, commercial travel options remain limited, though some evacuation flights have departed from hubs like the UAE as governments work to extract citizens. U.S. embassies have also warned that they cannot guarantee evacuation or safe departure from certain areas — notably in Israel and surrounding conflict zones — and have urged citizens to plan their own departure while conditions allow. - The State Department’s message is clear: “Depart now if you are American.” - Commercial travel remains the primary exit option amid military escalation. - U.S. government evacuation flights are not broadly organized, and safety cannot be assured in all regions.