The U.S. State Department updates travel advisories for multiple Middle East countries, citing increased threat of attacks by the Houthis and Iran.

According to US media reports on the 24th, due to increased threats of attacks from Yemen's Houthi armed forces and Iran, the US State Department has updated travel warnings for 13 Middle Eastern countries. The report said the countries and regions involved in this update include Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen. US embassies in the above countries recently posted the latest travel warnings on their official websites, stating that the warning levels and risk indicators have not changed, but the warning summaries have been updated. Among them, the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia issued a travel warning saying that "the possibility of potential armed attacks by Iran-backed Houthi forces has increased, while Iran is trying to take action against US government officials in the region." Travel warnings from US embassies in other countries only mentioned the increased threat of Houthi attacks.