The Government of India has urged all its citizens to leave Iran immediately using any available means of transport [1].
The advisory comes as fresh missile strikes and retaliatory attacks have shattered a fragile cease-fire. This escalation creates a volatile security situation that threatens the safety of foreign nationals remaining in the region.
According to the Indian Embassy, the security risks are particularly acute in the western and central regions of Iran [1]. These areas have been directly affected by the recent wave of missile strikes, leading to widespread chaos and instability.
Indian officials said that citizens should prioritize their departure to avoid becoming trapped by further military escalations. The government said the current environment is too unpredictable for standard travel arrangements.
The advisory does not specify a deadline but stresses the use of any available transportation to exit the country [1]. The Indian government continues to monitor the situation as the conflict intensifies across the region.
“India has urged all its citizens to leave Iran immediately using any available means of transport.”
The sudden issuance of an urgent evacuation advisory suggests a significant intelligence shift regarding the stability of the cease-fire in Iran. By directing citizens to use 'any available means' of transport, the Indian government is signaling that traditional evacuation corridors may soon be compromised or unavailable due to the escalating military conflict.
