US Embassy urges Americans to leave Iraq immediately over attack threat
![]() The US Embassy in Baghdad on Thursday urged American citizens to leave Iraq immediately, warning of possible attacks in the capital within the next 24 to 48 hours. In a security alert posted on the US social media platform X, the embassy said Iran-allied Iraqi militias may be planning attacks in central Baghdad targeting US citizens and interests. Potential targets could include Americans, companies, universities, diplomatic facilities, energy infrastructure, hotels and airports, as well as Iraqi institutions and civilian sites perceived to be linked to the United States, it said. The embassy noted that militias have previously targeted Americans for kidnapping and urged citizens to depart the country without delay. “Do not travel to Iraq for any reason. Leave immediately if you are there,” the alert said. The United States accuses some Iraqi militant groups of ties to Iran and of carrying out attacks on US bases in the region. |

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