China has advised its citizens residing in Iran to leave the country “as soon as possible,” citing growing security concerns linked to escalating geopolitical tensions in the region.
The advisory, issued by China’s diplomatic mission, urged nationals to prioritise their safety and depart through available commercial travel routes while they remain operational.
Authorities warned that changing security conditions could make evacuation more difficult if delayed.
In the notice, Chinese officials called on citizens to evacuate promptly, signalling heightened concern over the evolving security environment.
Although the embassy did not specify the exact reasons behind the warning, the move reflects increasing caution amid uncertainty surrounding regional stability.
The advisory comes as tensions continue to rise between United States and Iran, with growing military deployments and ongoing diplomatic negotiations raising fears of possible conflict.
China maintains extensive economic and strategic ties with Iran, particularly in energy cooperation and infrastructure investment.
However, the latest directive underscores Beijing’s emphasis on the safety of its citizens as regional risks intensify.
Further developments are expected as international stakeholders continue to monitor the situation closely.
