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Mexico and US Issue Travel Alerts Due to Tensions in Middle East

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Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) and the US Department of State have issued travel alerts for their citizens in Saudi Arabia due to increasing tensions in the Middle East. Both governments advise avoiding unnecessary travel, especially to areas near international airports, energy installations, and other strategic points. They also urge extreme caution when using airports due to the risk of attacks, airspace closures, and flight cancellations. The alerts come amidst almost daily attacks by the Houthis in Yemen against Saudi Arabia, which have resulted in civilian casualties and significant disruptions to travel.

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    México emite alerta de viaje a Arabia Saudita: pide evitar visitas no...

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    Iranian-supported Houthis have engaged in hostilities against Saudi Ar...

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