The Indian Embassy in Tehran has issued a strong advisory urging Indian nationals to leave Iran as the security situation remains precarious, despite a tentative ceasefire involving Iran, the United States, and Israel. The embassy emphasized that citizens should coordinate their exit with the embassy and avoid approaching international borders without prior approval. Emergency contact numbers have been provided for assistance. The advisory follows a previous directive instructing nationals to remain indoors for 48 hours amid escalating tensions in the region. India's Ministry of External Affairs has facilitated the safe exit of 1,862 Indian nationals, including students and fishermen, to neighboring countries like Armenia and Azerbaijan. The embassy continues to monitor developments closely, ensuring the safety and welfare of the Indian community in the region. While a ceasefire has been announced, ongoing military activities and missile alerts indicate that the situation remains volatile.