The Indian government has instructed its citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing the escalating protests and tensions in the country. According to reports, the Indian embassy in Tehran has advised all Indian nationals, including students, tourists, traders, and travelers, to remain in touch with the embassy and leave the country using available means. The embassy has also urged Indian citizens to stay away from protest sites and demonstrations in Iran.
The Iranian government has announced that it will close its airspace to all types of flights, except for international flights with prior permission. Footage has emerged showing individuals setting fire to mosques and other locations. US officials have claimed that Iran and Israel have agreed not to launch any attacks.
India has dismissed allegations of terrorism against Pakistan as a “fabricated story” aimed at political purposes. Pakistan’s Foreign Office spokesperson, Tasneem Aslam, expressed the country’s hope that stability and peace will be maintained in Iran. Meanwhile, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has been criticized for not providing financial assistance to cricketers who have boycotted the World Cup in Bangladesh.
In related news, the US is expecting an increase in oil sales from Venezuela in the coming days and weeks. The British government has warned its citizens about the deteriorating situation in Iran, advising them not to travel to the country. US officials have also stated that the UK’s decision to block Huawei from its 5G network is not a major concern.
In a surprising move, the leaders of South Korea and Japan have performed a drum duo to the tune of “K-Pop” after talks between the two nations. The US has stated that it will not participate in the EU’s new sanctions on China.
