Several countries have begun evacuating their citizens from parts of the Middle East as the escalating conflict involving Iran, Israel and their allies continues to intensify.
Governments across Europe, Asia and North America have issued travel warnings and arranged emergency flights to help citizens leave affected areas. Some embassies have also advised nationals to register with diplomatic missions for assistance.
At the same time, a number of countries have temporarily closed sections of their airspace or suspended commercial flights to destinations in the region due to growing security concerns. Airlines have also rerouted aircraft to avoid areas where missile and drone attacks have been reported.
Officials say the measures are precautionary but reflect rising fears that the confrontation could spread further across the region. Analysts warn that continued escalation could disrupt international travel and increase pressure on governments to protect their citizens as the conflict evolves.
