Several nations are joining the US in urging their citizens to avoid all travel to Iran, and to leave Iran as soon as possible if they are already there.
Canada, in an update to its travel advice this afternoon, urged its citizens to leave the Islamic Republic now, if it is safe to do so. It notes that land borders with Armenia and Turkey remain open even as most international flights have been canceled.
Germany similarly urges its residents to leave the country, warning that if they choose to remain, they are at risk of “arbitrary arrests.”
It says the German embassy in Tehran is only able to provide “limited assistance,” on the ground.
Australia has also told its citizens to leave, warning that “if you remain in Iran against our advice, you’re responsible for your own safety.”
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