Iranian Attacks Prompt U.S. Evacuations in Middle East Conflict Zone
March 4, 2026
As Iranian strikes hit U.S. sites in the Middle East, the State Department scrambles to evacuate Americans at risk.
As Iranian strikes hit U.S. sites in the Middle East, the State Department scrambles to evacuate Americans at risk.
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