Serbia and Germany urge citizens to leave Iran amid rising tensions

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Lugrad/Berlin – Web Desk: Serbia and Germany have instructed their citizens to leave Iran immediately amid escalating tensions following US President Donald Trump’s threat of military action over Iran’s nuclear program.

The Serbian government cited rising security risks and deteriorating conditions as the reason for the urgent advisory, urging its nationals in Iran to depart “as soon as possible.”

Meanwhile, Germany’s embassy in Tehran renewed its call on Friday, warning of severe instability across Iran and the region. The embassy cautioned that further escalation or military clashes cannot be ruled out, and disruptions to air traffic, including flight cancellations or airspace closures, could occur at any time.

Earlier, countries including the United States, Poland, and Belgium had also advised their citizens to leave Iran immediately amid the heightened security threat.

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