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India Issues Fresh Iran Travel Warning, Urges Citizens to Leave
- On Monday, Iran launched a massive missile barrage at Israel, responding to Israeli strikes on Beirut that left two people dead and 20 wounded.
- The Indian Embassy in Tehran urged Indian nationals on Monday to exit Iran immediately using available transport, citing heightened security concerns from the escalating conflict.
- Israeli military chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir vowed a decisive response, while Iran's Revolutionary Guards described the attack as a "warning" against further Israeli military action.
- US President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate, while oil prices increased over 3 per cent amid fresh regional tensions.
- European Union diplomat Kaja Kallas appealed for restraint, warning that the region requires negotiation rather than escalation as diplomatic efforts face renewed uncertainty.
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Avoid travel to Iran, exit immediately: Indian Embassy issues urgent advisory amid new war flare-up
Amid escalating West Asia hostilities on the war's 100th day, Israel and Iran traded retaliatory strikes, prompting an emergency Indian travel advisory. The sharp military friction and a Houthi shipping ban heavily threaten US President Donald Trump's diplomatic efforts to secure a comprehensive regional peace deal with Tehran.
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