The US embassy has announced the cancellation of all public consular operations in Baghdad. Such a situation will continue until further notice. This action has been taken after the attack by pro-Iran rebels. The same, in a statement issued on Wednesday by the embassy, said, "All public consular operations have been canceled until further notice due to the militia attack on the US embassy premises." It further said, "All the planned meetings have been canceled. American citizens have been advised not to come to the embassy."
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According to media reports, thousands of Iraqi supporters of Iran-trained Hashed surrounded the US embassy on Tuesday and created a furor there. Actually, they were angry with the US airstrike because 25 Hashid fighters were killed in this attack. However, the siege of the US embassy complex has been abolished. All the protesters who entered the embassy broke into the premises and raised slogans of 'America Murdabad'.
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Iraq's interim Prime Minister, Abdul Abdul Mahdi, was also called upon the protesters to withdraw, but this was ignored. In a statement issued on Wednesday by the embassy, "All public consular operations have been canceled until further notice due to a militia attack on the US embassy premises."
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In his statement, he further said that 'All the planned meetings have been canceled. American citizens have been advised not to come to the embassy. Apart from this, the statement also said that the embassy will remain open for the visa. The protest began on Tuesday when hundreds of protesters were demonstrating outside the embassy in Hashid Shabi's military uniform and on 29 December, the US launched Iraq and Syria Were raising slogans against the attack on military bases. On 29 December, the US Army attacked Hashed Shabi's 45 and 46 brigades, in which 25 people were killed and 51 were injured.