Ireland Relocates Embassy Staff Amid Tensions
Ireland has announced the temporary relocation of its embassy personnel from Tehran due to worsening conditions. This decision was made after consultation with EU partners, ensuring continuity of embassy operations from Dublin. The move aligns with Britain's similar action regarding its staff in Iran.

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In a significant diplomatic move, Ireland has announced the temporary relocation of its embassy personnel from Tehran, citing a deteriorating situation in the region. This decision, announced by Irish Foreign Minister Simon Harris, comes after thorough consultations with EU partners.
The embassy will continue its operations from Dublin, ensuring that diplomatic efforts and support remain uninterrupted. Simon Harris emphasized the importance of maintaining safety for the staff and aligning with European Union strategies.
This development follows Britain's announcement on the same day about withdrawing its staff from its embassy in Iran, reflecting a growing concern among European nations about escalating tensions in the area.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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