Bahrain asks its citizens to leave Iran, Iraq 'immediately'


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  • Saturday, 18 May 2019

DUBAI (Reuters) - U.S.-allied Bahrain warned its citizens on Saturday against travel to Iraq and Iran and asked those already there to return "immediately" for their safety, state news agency BNA said.

The Bahrain foreign ministry cited, "unstable regional circumstances, dangerous developments and potential threats," according to BNA.

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