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Home World Germany asks its citizens to leave Iran 02-11-2024 10:01 AM Ammon News - On Friday, a spokesperson from the German Foreign Ministry stated that Berlin had been advising against travel to Iran for a while and urged its citizens to depart due to Germans being detained by Tehran, as shown by the recent killing of a German-Iranian individual. In a press conference, a spokesperson stated that a travel warning has been in place for Iran for some time now, urging German citizens in the country to depart due to evidence of Iran holding Germans hostage, as seen in the case of Jamshid Sharmahd. He continued by saying, "We aim to prevent other German citizens from experiencing a similar destiny."

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Germany asks its citizens to leave Iran

02-11-2024 10:01 AM

Ammon News - On Friday, a spokesperson from the German Foreign Ministry stated that Berlin had been advising against travel to Iran for a while and urged its citizens to depart due to Germans being detained by Tehran, as shown by the recent killing of a German-Iranian individual.

In a press conference, a spokesperson stated that a travel warning has been in place for Iran for some time now, urging German citizens in the country to depart due to evidence of Iran holding Germans hostage, as seen in the case of Jamshid Sharmahd.

He continued by saying, "We aim to prevent other German citizens from experiencing a similar destiny."

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