Global News Podcast US tells its citizens in Iran to leave or seek refuge
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Jan 14, 2026 The US is urging its citizens in Iran to leave immediately due to escalating protests. A travel advisory recommends heading to Turkey or Armenia while those unable to leave should stock up on essentials and seek shelter. Additionally, scientists report that 2025 will be one of the hottest years recorded. Meanwhile, Bill Clinton faces potential contempt charges for refusing to testify in the Epstein investigation, and K-pop sensation BTS announces an extensive world tour following their military service.
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US Warns Citizens As Tensions Escalate
- The US signalled possible imminent intervention as it urged Americans in Iran to leave or shelter in place.
- Jannat Jalil reported the State Department advised land travel to Turkey or Armenia and stockpiling supplies.
Practical Steps For Americans In Iran
- If you are an American in Iran and can safely travel, go by land to Turkey or Armenia as instructed by the US State Department.
- If you cannot leave, secure a safe room, keep food, water, medication and maintain charged phones and communication.
Range Of US Response Options
- Multiple response options remain on the table, from airstrikes to cyber operations and restoring internet access.
- Peter Bowes noted the US could also use covert measures and work with Starlink to end Iran's blackout.
