China Orders Immediate Evacuation from Iran Amid US Strike Fears

The Chinese Foreign Ministry issued an urgent directive for its citizens to leave Iran “as soon as possible” due to a “significant increase in external security risks.” The warning comes as the United States continues a massive military buildup in the Middle East following the collapse of nuclear negotiations in Geneva. Beijing has also imposed a strict travel ban, advising its nationals to avoid the country entirely as the threat of US air strikes looms.

The Chinese embassy in Tehran confirmed it is coordinating with neighboring countries to assist citizens in relocating via commercial flights or land routes. This move follows similar evacuation orders from Australia, India, and South Korea, signaling a coordinated international alarm over the potential for an imminent conflict. Diplomatic sources suggest that the failure to reach a deal on Tehran’s nuclear program has exhausted the “diplomatic preference” previously stated by Washington, shifting the region into a high-stakes military standoff.

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Simultaneously, Beijing has alerted its citizens in Israel to monitor bomb shelter locations and avoid high-risk zones near the northern border and the Gaza Strip. The dual warnings reflect a deteriorating regional security landscape where the lines between diplomacy and combat are rapidly blurring. With millions of Chinese workers and investors currently in the region, Beijing’s rare and urgent evacuation call underscores the gravity of the “China shock” in global geopolitics as tensions reach a breaking point.

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