Tehran feels safer: Iran warns its citizens to avoid travel to France, Belgium, and Italy

Iran's Foreign Ministry issued a travel advisory for its citizens, urging them to avoid non-essential travel to France, Belgium, and Italy due to escalating riots and public order violations. Iranian nationals in these countries were asked to stay away from conflict zones. In France, a nighttime curfew has been imposed in parts of Paris and other cities following violent protests.

Iran's Foreign Ministry issued a travel advisory for its citizens, urging them to avoid non-essential travel to France, Belgium, and Italy due to what it described as 'escalating riots and public order violations.' Iranian nationals currently in these countries were asked to stay away from conflict zones and prepare for movement restrictions and transportation disruptions. The Iranian warning joins similar advisories from Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Malaysia. In France, authorities have imposed a nighttime curfew in parts of central Paris and other cities following riots that erupted during protests against the high cost of living and school conditions. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu did not rule out declaring a state of emergency, and President Macron accused far-left elements and criminals of the violence, linking rising fuel prices to the war against Iran.