Stay indoors: Indian nationals in Iran warned in advisory after joint US-Israel strikes
Indian embassy in Iran advised nationals to avoid unnecessary movements and remain indoors.
The Indian embassy in Iran on Saturday issued an advisory for its nationals, urging them to exercise “utmost caution” and avoid going outdoors. In an X post, the embassy said that “all Indian nationals in Iran are advised to exercise utmost caution, avoid unnecessary movements and remain indoors as far as possible.”
It also advised Indian nationals to monitor the news, stay aware of the happenings in Iran and wait for any further guidance from the Embassy of India.
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The embassy also shared emergency contact details for people to reach out on: +989128109115, +989128109109, +989128109102 and +989932179359.
The advisory came after Israel launched a pre-emptive military strike against Iran on Saturday. US President Donald Trump confirmed that the US was also involved in the strikes, stating that the objective was “to defend the American people by eliminating imminent threats.”
Targets in the Israeli campaign included Iran's military, symbols of government and intelligence targets. People in Tehran witnessed the first blast by Khamenei's office, Associated Press reported.
Sirens sounded across Israel at the same time as it closed its airspace. The Israeli military reportedly said that it had issued a "proactive alert to prepare the public for the possibility of missiles being launched toward the state of Israel."
Earlier in the day, India issued an advisory for its nationals in Israel. The Indian embassy in Tel Aviv urged the residents to “exercise utmost caution and remain vigilant at all times”.
The advisory called for residents to follow all safety instructions and guidelines issued by the Israeli authorities, including directions from the Home Front Command. It also asked Indian nationals to avoid non-essential travel in Israel until further notice and to remain attentive to local news.
ABOUT THE AUTHORAkansha PurohitAkansha Purohit is a Content Producer at Hindustan Times, where she is part of the online news desk. She began her journey with the organisation as an intern and later joined the newsroom in a full-time editorial role. With close to a year of experience at Hindustan Times, she contributes to the daily news cycle by writing, curating, and editing digital content. Her work primarily focuses on national and international news, along with explainers that simplify complex developments and ongoing issues. She also writes on matters of public interest, and handles blogs with live updates. Akansha holds a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi, and completed her postgraduate studies in Digital Media from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Delhi. During her postgraduate programme, she worked on several research and journalism projects that strengthened her reporting, editing, and digital storytelling skills.Read More

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