France and Canada have advised their citizens in Iran to leave the country immediately, citing a rapidly deteriorating political and security environment. Both governments warned that the situation has become increasingly dangerous for foreigners as tensions rise within Iran and across the region.

According to a statement from the Canadian government, ongoing anti-government protests, regional instability, and the risk of arbitrary detention make travel or stay in Iran unsafe. Canada also acknowledged that its ability to provide consular assistance in Iran is severely limited. France’s foreign ministry issued a similar alert, noting that internal unrest and tensions involving the United States and Israel have heightened security risks. French nationals were urged to avoid non-essential travel, stay away from demonstrations, and follow guidance from the French embassy in Tehran.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump publicly encouraged Iranian citizens to continue their protests, while Iran accused the United States and Israel of fueling the unrest, claiming that initially peaceful demonstrations were later infiltrated by armed groups.