What's happening with US Iran Escalation right now

US embassies in Bahrain, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE issued online advisories on Saturday.

The advisories urge US citizens to prepare to depart amid Middle East tensions.

The specific nature of the tensions is not detailed in the headline/description.

Iran warned Cyprus and Bulgaria against allowing US military bases to be used for attacks on Iran.

Tehran said countries permitting US use of military facilities would be considered participants in any aggression.

The warning was issued by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in separate phone calls with his Cypriot and Bulgarian counterparts.

The statements were released by Iran's foreign ministry amid rising regional tensions.

The US embassies in Amman, Jerusalem, and Baghdad issued security alerts urging American citizens in West Asia to consider departing or be prepared to leave due to escalation fears.

The alert advised Americans to check flight details, follow local safety advice, and be prepared for flight cancellations, airspace closures, and travel disruptions.

US President Donald Trump threatened more strikes on Iran, saying Washington would hit Iran 'very hard' and that the military action could continue.

Iran's military central command head Ali Abdollahi accused the US of escalating tensions and warned countries in the region against cooperating with Washington.

US embassies in Middle East have issued alerts urging citizens to depart due to potential conflict escalation.

Security alerts warn of unpredictable Iranian actions and possible attacks on US interests.

President Trump threatened Iran with severe military action following alleged truce violations.

Iran warned countries supporting the US against facing war's flames.

Regional shipping and travel face disruptions amid ongoing hostilities and heightened tensions.

The US Department of State advised American citizens to leave the Middle East or prepare to depart if security worsens, citing drone strikes in Kuwait and shipping incidents near the Strait of Hormuz.

President Trump vowed to hit Iran "very hard" during a Camp David Cabinet meeting, stating the US would fight until "they can't take it anymore."

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Iran of breaching a memorandum of understanding by firing at commercial ships and killing American soldiers.

Kuwaiti armed forces intercepted hostile drones, with strikes hitting a government facility in northern Kuwait and private property on Bubiyan Island, causing structural damage but no casualties.

UKMTO reported two tanker attacks near Oman (Lima and Khasab), including one with engine room damage, highlighting threats to the Strait of Hormuz, which carries about 20% of global petroleum supplies.