According to news from the US side on the 25th, an internal US State Department document shows that the US side is preparing to allow US diplomats who had previously been evacuated due to the war in Iran to return to their various embassies in the Middle East. According to reports, this group of diplomats may return to their respective posts one after another as early as this week. The US State Department said in a statement that the US side is continuously evaluating the security situation at its diplomatic missions around the world and is gradually adjusting the staffing of the embassies in the Middle East according to the latest assessments. According to the news, the above documents mean that despite the stalemate in negotiations between the US and Iran, the redeployment plan for US diplomats continues. Some US State Department officials said that the redeployment of diplomats to the Middle East shows “some easing of tension.”

According to news from the US side on the 25th, an internal US State Department document shows that the US side is preparing to allow US diplomats who had previously been evacuated due to the war in Iran to return to their various embassies in the Middle East. According to reports, this group of diplomats may return to their respective posts one after another as early as this week. The US State Department said in a statement that the US side is continuously evaluating the security situation at its diplomatic missions around the world and is gradually adjusting the staffing of the embassies in the Middle East according to the latest assessments. According to the news, the above documents mean that despite the stalemate in negotiations between the US and Iran, the redeployment plan for US diplomats continues. Some US State Department officials said that the redeployment of diplomats to the Middle East shows “some easing of tension.”