US cautions Iranian Americans against travel to Iran amid grave dangers

The US State Department has launched a fresh initiative to alert Americans, with emphasis on Iranian Americans, claiming grave dangers in visiting Iran. The announcement was made by State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce, who strongly advised Americans against travelling to Iran, particularly for those with Iranian heritage. 

During a press conference, the spokesperson said Iran does not acknowledge



dual citizenship and restricts consular access to US citizens in detention. She introduced a new website specifically designed to warn Americans about Iranian travel risks. She said, although the bombing has stopped, it is still not safe to travel to Iran. This advisory follows recent tensions involving conflicts between Israel and Iran, including US strikes on Iranian facilities.