Australia Warns Citizens: Leave Iran Now

0:00In Adelaide today, February 28th, Australians are being told to get out of Iran right away, if it's safe, while travel warnings ramp up across the Middle East amid fresh strikes. The U.S. and Israel hit targets in Iran, sparking missile retaliation, and shutting down airspace over Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Israel, and Bahrain. Airlines have halted flights, including through busy hubs like Dubai. Qatar Airways has paused all operations until authorities reopen the sky safely. Australia bumped its advice for Israel and Lebanon to do not travel and set up a diplomatic crisis center to help citizens. Prime Minister Anthony Albiniz stressed that Australians should leave now as the region teeters on the edge of bigger conflict with explosions. Rocking Tehran. Australia stands with everyday Iranians facing down their regime, which has long fueled trouble through missiles, nuclear ambitions, and backing. Violin groups. The government has cracked down hard on its own people, killing thousands.

1:01Albiniz highlighted past Iranian threats on Australian soil and backed U.S. moves to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon and keep global peace intact. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor, headphones in a pillow, simple idea, surprisingly addictive, as well. I solely pillow dot com S O L I solely pillow dot com S O L I S O L P pillow dot com.