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Security Alert published on the US virtual embassy platform warns Americans to exit the country at once, citing rising unrest, transport disruptions and growing personal security risks

The Us urges citizens to leave Iran immediately following the publication of a Security Alert on the website of the United States virtual embassy in Tehran, signaling a rapid deterioration of the security environment across the country. According to the alert, ongoing protests are intensifying and could turn violent, increasing the risks of arrests, injuries, internet blackouts and severe transportation restrictions.

The warning stands out for both its urgency and its operational detail. US authorities explicitly state that Americans should not delay their departure and should not expect direct consular assistance inside Iran, given the absence of formal diplomatic relations between Washington and Tehran since 1980.

The Security Alert explains that Iranian authorities have restricted access to mobile networks, landlines and the national internet infrastructure, while commercial airlines are scaling back or canceling flights in and out of the country. As a result, the US urges citizens to leave Iran immediately by planning land routes, particularly through Armenia and Turkey. The notice provides precise guidance on travel documentation, passport validity and contact points at US embassies in neighboring countries.

Washington also highlights personal safety concerns for US nationals and dual Iranian-American citizens. The alert warns that displaying a US passport or demonstrating ties to the United States could be sufficient grounds for questioning, detention or restrictions by local authorities. The message makes clear that the US government cannot guarantee emergency assistance on Iranian territory.

The advisory was issued through the virtual embassy platform, an online channel operated by the US State Department that delivers official communications, security updates and citizen services in the absence of a physical diplomatic mission. The platform has often been used to transmit sensitive guidance during periods of heightened tension.

While similar alerts have been issued in the past, the current message carries unusual time pressure and specificity. The combination of an immediate call to departure and detailed evacuation planning typically reflects assessments of rapidly evolving risks on the ground. In diplomatic practice, such warnings may precede broader regional instability, potential retaliatory actions or further security escalations that could sharply limit mobility and communications.

For now, the US urges citizens to leave Iran immediately, emphasizing that conditions could deteriorate quickly and that reliance on local infrastructure and international travel options may become increasingly unreliable in the coming hours or days.

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