Global Tensions Rise: Trump Urges Iranians to Leave Tehran, China Calls Citizens Out of Israel

Tensions in the Middle East have taken a serious turn, as former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly urged Iranian citizens to leave Tehran immediately. At the same time, the Chinese government has issued an urgent advisory to its citizens in Israel, asking them to exit the country as soon as possible due to rising security concerns.

Trump’s warning, posted on his social media platform, came with strong language. He claimed that Tehran could soon become a dangerous zone due to upcoming military actions. Although no specific details were provided, the message clearly suggests that a larger confrontation between Iran and its rivals, especially Israel, may be just around the corner. Despite being out of office, Trump continues to influence public and political discourse, especially when it comes to global conflicts.

Meanwhile, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a public notice calling on all Chinese nationals in Israel to leave immediately. The government cited the rapidly worsening situation and potential risks of a large-scale military clash. According to reports, China is also preparing emergency evacuation plans in case the situation escalates further.

These back-to-back warnings from two global powers have sparked fresh fears that the regional conflict between Iran and Israel could spread. Experts are now warning that the situation might go beyond the Middle East and involve countries like the United States, Russia, and NATO members. With rising tensions, ongoing missile strikes, and threats exchanged, the possibility of a much broader war is now being discussed around the world — even fears of a Third World War are being raised.

International peace organizations and the United Nations are calling for restraint and diplomatic solutions, but no clear signs of peace talks have emerged so far. In many parts of the region, civilians are already preparing to flee or take shelter, fearing what could come next.

The world is watching closely. As political leaders issue warnings and embassies prepare for emergencies, the message is clear: the conflict may not stay regional for long. Whether this turns into a wider war or the global community steps in to stop it remains to be seen.