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U.S. orders some Saudi Arabia diplomats out amid Houthi attack concerns

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The U.S. State Department has directed some diplomats and other nonessential embassy employees to leave Saudi Arabia because of the threat of Houthi attacks on the kingdom.Backed by 2 sourcesDWPolitico

The move follows a security alert from the U.S. embassy in Riyadh warning of possible further Houthi attacks, while reports say the group attacked an airport in the Saudi capital earlier this month.Backed by 3 sourcesBBCPoliticoThe National The departure order applies to non-emergency embassy staff, and the United States has denied that it represents a broader withdrawal from Gulf countries.Backed by 2 sourcesThe Nationalmiddleeasteye.net

Reports place the departure order amid fears of escalating Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia.Context supported by 3 independent sourcesAssociated PressThe GuardianThe Washington Post

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