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Jordan denies Aqaba evacuation as Iran condemns US nuclear-site strike

Regional tensions escalate as Iran condemns a US strike on a nuclear site and reports emerge of security threats in Jordan and Kuwait.

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Conflicting reports have emerged regarding the status of Jordan's infrastructure. While the US says Jordan is evacuating its airport and Red Sea seaport following Iranian attacks in the Gulf, Jordan has denied the evacuation of Aqaba.

Meanwhile, a power and water desalination plant in Kuwait is on fire following a second attack within two days. Coverage from Ynetnews, The Times of Israel, and Israel National News emphasizes a "specific and credible threat" that led to an unusual security alert in Jordan.

CGTN reports that the US Embassy in Jordan is strongly advising Americans to avoid traveling to the airport or seaport. Future developments center on the fallout from the US strike on a nuclear site condemned by Iran and the stability of critical infrastructure in Kuwait and Jordan.

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Is Jordan evacuating its ports?

Reports are contradictory; the US states Jordan is evacuating its airport and Red Sea seaport, but Jordan denies the evacuation of Aqaba.

What is happening in Kuwait?

A power and water desalination plant is on fire after being hit by a second attack in two days, according to Khaleej Times.

What advice has the US given to its citizens in Jordan?

The US Embassy strongly advises all Americans to refrain from traveling to either the airport or seaport.

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