Some Indian students were being to safer places within Iran amid Tehran’s escalating military tensions with Israel, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Monday.
“The Indian embassy in Tehran is continuously monitoring the security situation and engaging Indian students in Iran to ensure their safety,” the ministry said in a statement.
Other feasible options are also being examined, the statement said. “Separately, the embassy is in touch with community leaders regarding welfare and safety,” it added.
On Sunday, Russia also said that it had from Iran and halted services at its consulate in the capital Tehran amid the conflict, AFP reported.
The developments came after Israel on Friday what it were nuclear targets and also on other sites in Iran with an aim of stalling Tehran’s nuclear programme. The attacks have led to fears of a wider escalation of the conflict.
The Israeli Defense Forces have in Tehran and several other cities. Iran’s main nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz was among the targets that were hit.
On Saturday, Iran with missile attacks at several places across Israel, including the cities of Tel Aviv and Haifa.
Israel the Shahran fuel and gasoline depot in Tehran and set it ablaze. Israeli strikes also hit Shahr Rey, one of Iran’s largest oil refineries,...
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