US Withdraws Beirut Embassy Staff Amid Iran Tensions, Trump Warns of ‘Really Bad Things’

• The US State Department is withdrawing non-essential staff and eligible family members from its Beirut embassy.
• The move is due to heightened concerns over a potential military confrontation with Iran.
• A senior State Department official stated the embassy remains operational with core staff, calling it a temporary safety measure.
• Approximately 50 people were evacuated, with 32 embassy staff and family members flying out of Beirut airport.
• President Trump warned that “really bad things will happen” if no deal is reached on Tehran’s nuclear program.