Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran, Muhammad Mudassir Tipu, issued an urgent appeal for all Pakistani nationals to register with the embassy for immediate repatriation. The announcement comes as the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran enters a more volatile phase, with Ambassador Tipu warning that logistical hurdles, specifically a severe shortage of buses, are making it increasingly difficult to arrange safe departures from the country.
Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran Muhammad Mudassir Tipu has urged Pakistani nationals in Iran wishing to go to Pakistan to register themselves with embassy immediately@AmbMudassir @ForeignOfficePk #News #RadioPakistan https://t.co/rbrc40Wvce
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) March 9, 2026
A special appeal was directed at Pakistanis currently in Qom, a major center for pilgrims and students, urging them to cooperate with embassy staff to avoid further delays. This mass evacuation effort follows a high-level security review chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to prioritize the safety of thousands of stranded Pakistanis, including tourists, traders, and students.
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While many have already crossed back into Pakistan via the Taftan and Gwadar border points in Balochistan, the situation on the ground remains dire. The “broad wave” of strikes continues, with Iran launching fresh missile attacks early Monday in the name of the newly appointed Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei. Despite U.S. threats to target the new leadership, the transition appears to be moving forward, further escalating the risk of a high-intensity regional showdown.
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