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U.S. Embassy in Baghdad

Also known as U.S. Embassy Baghdad

The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is the American diplomatic mission in Iraq, one of the largest embassy compounds in the world. Known as a symbol of U.S. presence in post-invasion Iraq and a persistent target for Iranian-aligned militia groups. Recently, the compound has faced repeated drone and missile attacks from Iranian-backed forces, with C-RAM systems actively engaged in defense. Last updated Jul 4th, 2026

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U.S. Embassy Baghdad issued a security alert. Iraqi airspace has reopened with limited flights, but the embassy warns of continued missile, drone, and rocket threats. The Level 4 "do not travel" advisory remains in place. Iran-aligned militias continue planning attacks on American citizens and U.S.-linked targets throughout Iraq. Land routes and commercial flights from Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are available.