Washington to reopen embassy staff in Iraq

The New York Times announced that the U.S. government has decided to redeploy its embassy personnel who were previously evacuated to the Middle East, including Iraq, due to tensions arising from the war with Iran. The internal memorandum indicates that diplomats from various countries—such as Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Oman—will return to their posts by the end of the week, suggesting that the U.S. administration does not anticipate renewed fighting with Iran in the near future. The United States had evacuated most of its embassy staff during the conflict, retaining only essential personnel.

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