Germany urges its citizens to leave Iran over potential retaliation for nuclear veto

Germany’s Foreign Ministry has urged its citizens to leave Iran as the country, along with the UK and France, began the ‘snapback’ process to reimpose UN sanctions on Tehran’s nuclear program. Berlin had already advised against travel to the Persian country, but the recent development has heightened concerns over possible reprisals. The move comes as tensions escalate following the US invoking the ‘snapback’ mechanism, despite opposition from other UN Security Council members. The situation has prompted Germany to issue a travel warning, urging its citizens to depart Iran for safety reasons.