As of now, multiple countries have issued urgent travel warnings and initiated immediate evacuation measures for their citizens in Iran due to escalating nationwide protests, possibility of US intervention and the threat of regional military action.
Countries Initiating Evacuations -
India: Launched "Operation Sindhu" to move citizens out of the country.
United States: Issued multiple urgent alerts advising American citizens and dual nationals to leave Iran. Some military personnel have also been withdrawn from regional military bases.
China: Initiated charter flights to evacuate more than 1,600 citizens from Iran as of now.
Italy: Strongly appealed to its estimated 600 citizens in Iran, mostly in Tehran, to leave ASAP.
Poland: Urged all citizens to depart Iran immediately, warning of "unstable" conditions and potential risks to travel through the Persian Gulf.
Bulgaria: Evacuated 17 diplomats and their families to Azerbaijan and temporarily relocated its embassy operations to Baku.
France: Urged citizens to leave "as soon as possible" and is arranging convoys to transport citizens to the Turkish or Armenian borders.
Japan: Deployed Self-Defense Forces aircraft to Djibouti to prepare for regional evacuations and raised its travel warning to the highest level (Level 4), urging immediate evacuation.
South Korea: Reported the land evacuation of 20 individuals, including South Korean nationals and their families, from Iran.
Countries Issuing Strong Travel Warnings
Several other nations have updated their travel advisories to the highest "Do Not Travel" or "Leave Now" levels:
Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany & New Zealand.
