Indian Embassy Issues Iran Travel Advisory Amid Rising Tensions Problem: Embassy Advises Indians to Avoid Iran Travel The Indian Embassy in Tehran has issued a travel advisory for Indian citizens as the security situation in West Asia continues to change rapidly. The embassy has asked Indians to postpone all non-essential travel to Iran until further notice. It has also requested Indians who are already living in Iran or visiting the country to leave temporarily by using available flight services. Those who decide to remain in Iran have been asked to stay alert and register their details with the Indian Embassy without delay. Agitate: US-Iran Military Clashes Raise Security Concerns The advisory comes after fresh military action between the United States and Iran increased tensions in the region. According to the source, the United States carried out strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, military bases, coastal surveillance systems, air defence centres, missile storage sites, and drone facilities. The US said the operation aimed to reduce Iran's ability to threaten international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The source also states that Iran responded by targeting US allies with drones. Iran's Atomic Energy Organization claimed that US airstrikes hit the under-construction Darkhovin Nuclear Power Plant in Khuzestan Province. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has started an emergency investigation into the incident. The agency said the plant is still under construction, contains no nuclear material, and there is no radiological danger at present. IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi urged all sides to avoid military action near nuclear facilities. The source further says that Iran claimed to have shot down a US MQ-9 drone in the Ahvaz region. Iranian media also reported US attacks on Qeshm Island, where large explosions were heard. These reports are part of the claims made in the source. https://x.com/India_in_Iran/status/2078894758940778894 Solution: Embassy Urges Vigilance and Shares Emergency Contacts Following the latest developments, Iran has reportedly declared a high alert across the country. The Indian Embassy has asked all Indian nationals in Iran not to believe rumours and to rely only on official updates shared through authorised government channels. The embassy has also shared emergency contact details for assistance: Mobile: +98 9128109115 Mobile: +98 9128109102 Mobile: +98 9128109109 Mobile: +98 9932179359 Email: cons.tehran@mea.gov.in The embassy said Indians should stay in touch through these emergency contacts until the situation returns to normal.