US Edition450 Pakistani Pilgrims Evacuated From Iran, Confirms Deputy PM Dar
- Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed on Sunday that 450 Pakistani pilgrims were evacuated from Iran amid escalating Israel-Iran hostilities.
- The evacuation followed Israeli airstrikes on Friday night targeting Iranian nuclear and military sites, which led to Iranian missile and drone counterattacks.
- Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has set up a round-the-clock Crisis Management Unit to support its citizens, while embassies in Iran and Iraq continue to communicate with stranded Pakistani pilgrims amid the suspension of air travel.
- Dar mentioned that the Embassy in Iraq is engaging with Pakistani pilgrims who are currently unable to leave because of restricted airspace, and efforts are being made to provide them with safe accommodations and arrange potential evacuation.
- These developments reflect rising regional tensions and Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to protect its citizens while advising against travel to Iran and Iraq until stability returns.
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Preparations underway to evacuate stranded Pakistanis in Iran: FM Dar
The Pakistan-Iran border in Taftan on February 25, 2020. — AFPIn light of existing uncertainty and air operations' disruptions due to the ongoing conflict, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has assured that the government was taking necessary measures for the welfare of...
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