US | US Consulate US to Reopen Most Diplomatic Posts Facilities in Yemen and Pakistan will remain closed By Neal Colgrass Posted Aug 9, 2013 6:31 PM CDT Copied A Jordanian military vehicle drives around the U.S. embassy in Amman, Jordan, Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013, one of 19 American diplomatic posts ordered closed following terror threats. (AP Photo/Mohammad Hannon) The State Department plans to reopen all but one of the diplomatic posts it shuttered this week over a possible al-Qaeda attack, reports CNN. Only the embassy in Sanaa Yemen will stay closed over continued concerns of a terror strike. The Obama administration will reopen 18 other facilities throughout North Africa and the Middle East on Sunday. In a separate incident, the US pulled most personnel from its consulate in Lahore, Pakistan, yesterday; that consulate will stay closed for now. Read These Next Israel's 'decapitation' strategy in Iran carries risks. Woman arrested in Iowa murder that puzzled cops for 15 years. America's top five dog breeds. Know what's dumb? Paying bail with counterfeit bills. Report an error