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US cancels consular appointments in UAE citing security conditions, as missiles are reported
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US cancels consular appointments in UAE citing security conditions, as missiles are reported
The United States has canceled all consular appointments at its embassy in the United Arab Emirates through July 15, citing security conditions in the region.
- The U.S. Embassy in Abu Dhabi announced the cancellation of appointments from July 13 to 15, instructing American citizens not to attend.
- The embassy confirmed it remains under mandatory departure status for non‑essential government staff and that routine visa services are still suspended.
- The UAE’s National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority said the missiles launched on Saturday night did not reach Emirati territory.
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