KABUL: Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has confirmed that non-essential diplomatic personnel and their families have been ordered to leave several countries in the Middle East.
Reuters reported this morning, citing Trump, who stated that the region may become a “dangerous” place.
He said, “Personnel are being pulled out because it could get dangerous there. We will see what happens. We have informed them that they need to leave.”
Additionally, an unnamed U.S. diplomatic official has confirmed that some diplomats in Bahrain and Kuwait have received permission to exit.
According to intelligence reports, Israel is preparing to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Earlier, there were reports about the evacuation of non-essential diplomatic staff from Iraq as well.
Recently, the U.S. President expressed his diminishing hopes for reaching an agreement with Iran regarding the country’s nuclear program.