US evacuates personnel from Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks escalate; Trump weighs direct strikes
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The US has ordered diplomats to leave embassies across the Middle East amid concerns Washington may join strikes on Houthi targets. This follows a Houthi attack on an airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, that killed at least two people, marking a significant escalation. The move signals potential direct US military involvement, which would broaden the conflict.
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The US State Department has ordered the partial withdrawal of non-emergency diplomatic staff and family members from Saudi Arabia, citing a heightened threat from Houthi attacks. This action follows confirmed Houthi strikes on Saudi civilian and energy infrastructure, including airports, resulting in casualties. The move signals a significant escalation in US threat perception and regional instability.
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