State Department Issues Warning to US Citizens Traveling to Iran
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by News Editor
The State Department issued a warning on Monday urging US citizens to avoid traveling to Iran, which has made the detention of Americans a priority.
The latest travel advisory, which emphasizes Iran’s desire to capture US citizens, comes on the heels of a growing scandal over the Obama administration’s decision to pay Iran $400 million in cash on the same day that it freed several US hostages.
Read full story at The Washington Free Beacon.
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