U.S. Embassy Resumes Normal Operations in Bahrain After Conflict
The U.S. Embassy in Bahrain has resumed normal staffing and operations after the recent conflict between Israel and Iran. Previously, the U.S. military permitted families of service members to temporarily leave Bahrain. The situation has now stabilized, allowing for the return to standard operations.

In an update issued on Sunday, the U.S. Embassy in Bahrain announced a return to normal staffing and operations. This decision follows a period of heightened alert during this month's 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran.
At the onset of tensions, the U.S. military had made provisions for the temporary relocation of service members' families stationed in Bahrain, prioritizing their safety amidst the unfolding circumstances.
With the conflict now resolved, the embassy is back to its standard functioning, signaling a stabilization in the situation and restoring a sense of normalcy for American personnel in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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