The United States said that Israel and Iran continued to strike again less than two days after the U.S. attacked Iran nuclear sites, and therefore issued a “global warning security alert.”
In a security alert issued later Sunday, the State Department said it advises U.S. citizens around the world to “action with caution.”
“The conflict between Israel and Iran has led to disruptions of travel and periodic closures throughout the Middle East,” the alarm said. “There is a possibility of protests against U.S. citizens and foreign interests.”
The alert advises U.S. citizens to consult their travel advisory, country information, and if they plan to travel, please consult their latest security alerts.
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Sunday’s consultation was as world leaders continue to worry about the U.S. attack on Iran’s nuclear site, the head of the UN nuclear regulator said he hopes to use the Bunker-bomb in the attack, and he hopes to suffer huge damage in the Fordo facility after the attack.
Russian President Vladimir Putin also commented on Monday that he believes the participation of countries outside the Middle East is taking the world towards huge danger, telling Iranian foreign minister that there is no reason to think the United States bombed Iran.
In the hours since the U.S. strike, many airlines have canceled more flights to various countries in the Middle East, with Air France suspending flights to Tel Aviv from Monday to July 14, while Fennar canceled its route to and from Qatar until this Sunday.
Air Canada also suspended services between Toronto and Dubai on Friday, until July 3, with flights to Israel suspending until September 8.
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