Amid growing tension between Iran and Israel, the Indian Embassy in Tehran has provided the facility to transfer some Indian students within Iran to safe areas, the Ministry of External Affairs on Monday.
In response to developing risks, the High Commission is closely monitoring the safety situation and taking steps to ensure the safety of Indian citizens. “Other viable options are also subject to the exam,” the statement said. Further updates will be followed. “
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In Tehran, HC said, “Embassy is in touch with community leaders about welfare and security.”
Announcing the launch of Operation Rising Lion with the aim of thwarting Iran’s nuclear ambitions, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday claimed that his country has hit the center of the nuclear program of Islamic rule, including its main enhancement facility in Natanz.
On Sunday, Israel and Iran exchanged more missile attacks in a row on the third day, despite the call to support the country, despite stopping for a deadlock. Iran said Israel killed its oil refineries, killed the intelligence head of its paramilitary revolutionary guards and killed population centers in intensive airstrikes, which increased the toll of death in the country as Israel started its major campaign. Israel, which has targeted its missiles under Iran’s fast-moving nuclear program and military leadership, said Iran has fired more than 270 missiles from Friday, out of which 22 slipped through the country’s sophisticated multi-level aerial rescue and caused havoc in the residential suburbs, injuring 14 people and injured 390.
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