U.S. Diplomats Return to Middle East Embassies, Signaling Reduced Risk of Renewed War The Trump administration is beginning to send U.S. diplomats back to embassies and consulates across the Middle East that were downsized or evacuated during the war on Iran, according to media reports. The move appears to signal that Washington does not anticipate a return to the intense warfare that prompted a widescale diplomatic exodus earlier this year. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told foreign counterparts that “for the time being” the United States would not start new strikes on Iran, Axios reported, as the administration instead focuses…
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