France Advises Nationals to Leave Iran Amid Rising Tensions

France's embassy in Iran has advised French nationals who are permanent residents in the country to leave temporarily once international air traffic resumes, due to rising tensions in the Middle East. French visitors are urged to leave immediately, similar to previous advisories during heightened tensions between Iran and Israel.

France's embassy in Iran recommended on Wednesday that French nationals who are permanent residents in the country should leave temporarily once international air traffic resumes, due to rising tensions in the Middle East.

The message from the embassy also urged French nationals visiting Iran to leave immediately. This directive mirrors previous advisories issued earlier this year when tensions escalated between Iran and Israel.

Authorities have emphasized the urgency of the matter, with the safety of nationals being the top priority. The tensions in the region have led to increased security concerns, necessitating immediate action.