US-Israel-Iran War News Today LIVE: US Cancels All Consular Services In Saudi Arabia After Embassy Attack

The US Embassy in Riyadh has cancelled all consular services across its missions in Saudi Arabia, including Jeddah, Riyadh, and Dhahran, following an attack on the embassy. Both routine and emergency appointments for Tuesday are cancelled, and a “shelter in place” order is in effect. The embassy urged Americans to avoid its premises and maintain a personal safety plan until further notice.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee said Americans in Israel have “very limited options” to leave. The embassy cannot evacuate citizens. He advised using Israeli shuttle buses to Taba, Egypt, for flights, warning Jordan routes are unreliable and Tel Aviv flights limited.

The US State Department has ordered non-emergency personnel and their families to leave Bahrain and Jordan, and earlier directed staff to depart Iraq, citing security concerns as tensions rise following Iran’s retaliation to US-Israeli strikes.

The Israeli military released footage showing the elimination of Iranian air defence personnel allegedly attempting to target Israeli forces. The Israeli Air Force said it struck the cell while continuing attacks on air defence systems, including launchers, missiles and radar units. Ongoing strikes are also targeting Iranian fire arrays and ballistic missile launch sites, the IDF said.

Strikes reportedly hit an area near Iran’s old parliament building in Tehran, according to media reports, as air raids continued across the capital amid escalating military operations targeting key government locations.

The Israeli military said it is carrying out simultaneous airstrikes in Tehran and Beirut, targeting Iranian and Hezbollah positions in a coordinated offensive. Reports said an area near Iran’s old parliament building was hit, as Israel expanded attacks across both fronts amid escalating regional fighting.

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