The CIA has ordered the evacuation of all its facilities within Iranian missile range.

BlockBeats News, March 4th, according to The Hill: The CIA has ordered all of its field offices within missile range in Iran to evacuate. This evacuation operation was carried out following the attack in Saudi Arabia.

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