Tehran: Israel has issued an urgent warning asking people in Iran to avoid using trains and staying near railway lines for the next several hours, citing safety concerns as tensions in the region continue to rise.
The message, shared in Persian through official channels, advised civilians that being on trains or close to railway infrastructure could put their lives at risk. The warning is seen as a sign of possible military action targeting transport systems.
The development comes at a time of growing conflict involving Israel, Iran and the United States. Reports suggest that key infrastructure, including transport networks, may be under threat as part of ongoing or expected strikes.
There are also indications that some railway services in Iran have been stopped as a precaution. Earlier reports have pointed to damage to infrastructure, including railway related facilities, in recent attacks.
The situation remains tense as diplomatic efforts have not yet produced a breakthrough. Iran has maintained a firm position in response to international pressure, while warnings of further escalation continue to emerge.
The latest alert highlights the risks faced by civilians as the conflict deepens, with authorities urging people to stay away from potential targets and remain cautious.