The Government of Nepal says 5,500 Nepalis in Israel and 12 in Iran are safe. This comes as tension grows between the two countries.
In a recent press release, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Foreign Minister Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba called Nepali embassies in Tel Aviv and Doha. She asked them to make sure Nepali citizens in both places are safe.
The government is watching the situation closely. The ministry said it will take all necessary steps to protect Nepalis living in the region.
The Government of Nepal says 5,500 Nepalis in Israel and 12 in Iran are safe. This comes as tension grows between the two countries.
In a recent press release, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Foreign Minister Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba called Nepali embassies in Tel Aviv and Doha. She asked them to make sure Nepali citizens in both places are safe.
The government is watching the situation closely. The ministry said it will take all necessary steps to protect Nepalis living in the region.
On June 14, Iran launched missiles at Israel, hitting Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Explosions rocked central Israel, killing three and injuring dozens, including a baby rescued from rubble.
Israel continued strikes on Iran, targeting nuclear sites and oil facilities. On June 15, Iranian missiles struck again, with 78 reported deaths in Iran from Israeli attacks.
Israel’s air defenses intercepted some missiles, but many evaded systems, causing widespread damage. Mossad’s covert operations, including drone strikes, intensified the conflict.
