Poland Urges Citizens to Evacuate Iran Immediately Amid U.S. Strike Preparations

Poland Issues Evacuation Call for Citizens in Iran

According to Главком: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has urgently called for all Polish citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing the threat of armed conflict between the United States and Iran. According to reports, U.S. military forces are prepared to carry out strikes on Iran as early as this weekend. While U.S. President Donald Trump has not yet given final approval for such action, the situation remains highly volatile. This escalation follows a period of heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.

Partial U.S. Evacuation and Heightened Regional Alert

In a related development, the Pentagon has initiated a partial evacuation of its personnel from the Middle East. Some staff will be relocated to Europe or returned to the United States. Notably, on February 6, U.S. authorities also urged their citizens to depart Iran without delay, amplifying security concerns in the region.

Furthermore, Israel's military-political leadership has raised its combat readiness to the highest level, underscoring the gravity of the regional situation. Donald Tusk implored anyone still in Iran not to delay and to depart urgently, emphasizing:

“Please leave immediately, all who are still in Iran, and under no circumstances travel to this country.” - Donald Tusk

The situation in Iran continues to be closely monitored by the international community. These evacuation advisories highlight the potential risks associated with a possible military escalation, which could have severe consequences for regional and global security. Israel's heightened state of readiness also raises concerns about the potential for the conflict to widen, alarming neighboring nations and international organizations.