US Embassy Orders Non-Essential Staff to Leave Saudi Arabia
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The US Embassy in Saudi Arabia has ordered its non-essential personnel to leave the Kingdom. The decision came after a series of missile and drone attacks.
The embassy explained that US government employees need special permission to use Saudi airports. This means that travel through these airports requires prior approval before the trip.
The available information did not provide further details on the number of employees affected by this decision, nor on how long this measure will remain in effect.
This decision affects the movement of American employees within the Kingdom and their travel procedures. Official statements should be followed for the latest information on this matter.
Sources: شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
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