According to the three sources of internal planning knowledge, the State Council has begun to withdraw the process of all US international development agencies at overseas this weekend.

Seth Green, a global Deputy Assistant Assistant Secretary of State, wrote in an email to the staff of the State Council on Tuesday afternoon: "We are being asked to recall the US International Development Agency employees to the United States before Saturday."

It continued: "I understand feasibility issues and the emotional losses that will cause affected people and teams. We are asked to start 24/7 coordinated support teams in the space of the staff staff of OPS Center."

The email continues to say that another State Council official will extend to help volunteers and coordinate arrangements.

The current and former federal government officials are not authorized to publicly speak publicly and are worried that the current and former federal government officials who are retribution described to NPR the plan to recall overseas staff.

The State Council did not immediately respond to the request of the comment.

The order was the latest initiative to demolish the US International Development Agency last week.

On Monday night, a memorandum was published to the State Council's employees, asking the overseas tasks to provide the number of employees and supporting family members of the US International Development Agency.

A report from the Congress Research Service shows that about two -thirds of the 10,000 employees of the International Development Agency of the United States serve overseas in more than 60 countries and regions.

Suddenly recall means that employees have only a few days to figure out where they go, how to arrange pet care, bring their children out of school, let their spouse arrangements, and plan to send them their property to them. At the same time, multiple diplomatic sources told NPR, and at the same time, the evacuation of more than 1,000 foreign service officials and their families may be very expensive.

A employee of the US International Development Agency, an unauthorized public speech, said: "This will be logically challenging, expensive and unstoppable." "For example, many people have children in school."

Susan Reichle, a senior official of the US International Development Agency, said: "Our last time I tried to do so was during COVID, it was impossible to do it quickly."

In the USAID (USAID), the operating costs of US tasks (eg, Egypt and South Africa), the Trump administration's funds frozen has prevented the use of the US International Development Agency. This has led to the internal and external employees of the US International Development Agency that they will soon be unable to obtain electricity, communication, safe backup, garbage collection, medical evacuation and other services.

President Trump appointed the cost of cutting costs to Doge, or the government efficiency department and its leader Elon Musk to review the size of the USAID plan and reduce the size of the institution, and may move it to the State Council. Trump has accused the agency of allocating billions of dollars of humanitarian assistance globally, corruption and fraud. He listed the global outflow plan he did not agree with, as these illustrations, without providing specific evidence of abuse or illegal activities.

So far, a large number of employees of the US International Development Agency have limited their visit to work space and ordered them to stop all jobs. Hundreds of independent contractors have been fired or vacated. The guidance of employees has always been unknown and unclear. Among the global employees, fear and chaos are shocking.

An employee of the US International Development Agency told NPR: "This is so stupid and dangerous." "We (never) destroyed more goodwill and trust in such a short period of time."

Nowadays, sources insist that the fragile country will have a more open impact on American and Russia and other American opponents.