The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel advisory for Iran, recommending Romanians to avoid protest areas and to remain vigilant.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has issued a travel warning for Romanian citizens in Iran, in the context of the protests that have erupted in the capital Tehran. These protests were triggered by the collapse of the national currency and the resignation of the head of the Central Bank. The MFA recommends that Romanians respect the instructions of local authorities, avoid crowded areas, and those where demonstrations are taking place.

Romanian citizens are advised to register with the Romanian Embassy in Tehran, providing their contact details. Protests have also occurred in other major cities, and the police have intervened with tear gas in some areas of Tehran. The MFA urges Romanians to consult official websites for additional information.