Iran warns citizens against travel to France, Belgium and Italy amid violent unrest.
Amnesty condemns French police force against protesters, including students, as Tehran accuses Paris of double standards.
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“Iran warns citizens against travel to France, Belgium and Italy amid violent unrest”
Iran warns citizens against travel to France, Belgium and Italy amid unrest
Key points
- Iranian foreign ministry advised citizens to avoid non-essential travel to France, Belgium and Italy.
- The advisory cites intensification of unrest and public order disruption in those countries.
- France faced violent protests related to cost-of-living issues and other tensions.
- Amnesty International condemned French police for force used against protesters, including students.
- Iran criticized France's stance on protests, citing perceived double standards and geopolitical tensions.
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8 8 Iran warns citizens against travel to France, Belgium and Italy amid violent unrest.
Amnesty condemns French police force against protesters, including students, as Tehran accuses Paris of double standards.