The US government advised its citizens not to travel to six countries in the Middle East.
Citing security concerns and consular service restrictions, the United States State Department warned American citizens against traveling to six countries in the Middle East, including Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Syria and Yemen.
The ministry wrote in a post on the X social network that all six countries remain at the highest level of travel alert, level four.
According to the level of the US Department of State, it is recommended not to travel to countries that are in the fourth level in any way and for any reason.
The post read: "We designate level four based on local conditions or our limited ability to assist Americans in these areas" and "these places are dangerous." "Don't go there under any circumstances. ".
The US State Department also lists Afghanistan, Russia, Ukraine, Sudan and South Sudan on the list of 23 countries currently subject to the highest level of travel warnings.