State Department says it has provided guidance to more than 25,000 people in Israel, West Bank and Iran
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The U.S. State Department is providing guidance to over 25,000 individuals in Israel, Iran and the West Bank during the Israel-Iran conflict, a spokesperson said Friday.
News of the number of people the State Department has assisted comes after the agency announced the formation of a task force to assist Americans looking to leave Israel or other Middle Eastern countries.
Bruce said during a press briefing Friday that the United States does not intend to help transport American citizens directly from Iran, and they will have to make it out first before they can be assisted by the government.
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