URGENT: Poland Orders Citizens to Evacuate Iran Immediately — PM Warns Escape Routes May Close Within Hours

Warsaw — Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has issued an emergency alert, directing all Polish nationals currently in Iran to leave the country immediately. In an alarming warning, Tusk cautioned that due to the grave risk of war in the region, evacuation routes may no longer be available within hours.
The urgent advisory comes as the situation in the Middle East deteriorates at an alarming pace — with US media reporting an imminent military strike on Iran, Israel placing its defense agencies on full alert, and Iran itself rapidly fortifying its military installations. Poland’s dramatic warning signals that Western governments believe a large-scale military confrontation may be just hours away.
Diplomatic sources indicate that several European nations are accelerating efforts to evacuate their citizens from Iran, while major airlines are reviewing the viability of continuing flights to Iranian airspace. Any military action in the region would almost certainly result in immediate airspace closures over Iran and surrounding countries.
Security analysts describe Tusk’s statement as one of the most alarming public warnings issued by a Western leader in recent memory, suggesting that intelligence available to European governments points to an imminent and unavoidable escalation.
The international community remains on edge as the clock ticks down, with calls for last-minute diplomacy growing increasingly desperate amid fears that the window for a peaceful resolution may be rapidly closing.