Malaysia issues travel advisory for Iran, Iraq and Jordan amid Iran-Israel tensions


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has issued a travel advisory for Iran, Iraq and Jordan amid tensions between Iran and Israel, urging its citizens to defer non-essential travel and prioritise their safety.

In a statement on Saturday (June 14), the Foreign Ministry (Wisma Putra), said it is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East - through the Embassy of Malaysia in Tehran, as well as its embassies in Baghdad and Amman - following the recent tensions between Iran and Israel.

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