Overview
- The State Department warns it cannot provide consular assistance in Iran and instructs Americans to have an exit plan that does not rely on U.S. government help.
- Officials direct travelers to consider departing by land to Türkiye or Armenia and advise against travel to Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Pakistan–Iran border region.
- The notice flags a heightened danger for U.S.–Iranian dual nationals, noting Iran does not recognize dual citizenship and may detain people with U.S. ties.
- Authorities report widespread communications restrictions in Iran as airlines limit or cancel flights, complicating departures and information flow.
- Protests have spread nationwide as Tehran accuses the U.S. and Israel of interference, and President Donald Trump urges Iranians to keep demonstrating, saying help is on the way.