India Welcomes Truce But Advises Citizens To Exit Iran
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India has advised its citizens to leave Iran despite a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, while welcoming the truce and hoping for lasting peace in West Asia. The Indian Embassy in Tehran issued an advisory for Indian nationals to exit Iran expeditiously, following a conditional ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran.
India advised its citizens to leave Iran due to ongoing tensions. A ceasefire agreement was reached between the US and Iran, pausing hostilities after nearly 40 days of conflict. The Indian Embassy in Tehran issued an advisory for Indian nationals to exit Iran expeditiously. The Ministry of External Affairs welcomed the ceasefire, hoping for lasting peace in West Asia. The US and Iran agreed to a conditional ceasefire, with the US suspending planned attacks for two weeks if Iran opens the Strait of Hormuz. Iran signaled tentative acceptance of the ceasefire agreement.
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