Israel orders emergency evacuation of parts of Tehran - new round of air raid warnings stirs up new waves

🧭 Latest overview

On June 24, according to the Turkish News Agency, the Israeli military issued an emergency evacuation warning through the X (formerly Twitter) account, requiring residents of Tehran's Seventh District (including the national television station, radio station, police headquarters and several major hospitals) to evacuate immediately because "military strikes will be carried out against the area in the next few hours." 

Soon after, the Iranian military also issued a corresponding alert in the southern city of Ramat Gan, reminding local residents to evacuate in response to potential air strike threats. This may mark the escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran, with both sides exerting pressure on each other in public opinion.

📜 Background review: Tehran may be drawn into the vortex of conflict

• In mid-June 2025 , Israel launched a large-scale air strike codenamed "Lion Rise", which severely damaged Iran's nuclear facilities and ballistic missile production bases, causing panic among the citizens of Tehran.

• On June 16 , the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued an evacuation warning for the third district of Tehran for the first time, affecting about 330,000 residents. They then launched a decisive attack and blew up several military targets including the National Broadcasting Building. 

• Subsequent Israeli air strikes affected the Central Hospital and missile launch sites, intensifying tensions in the region.

💥 Key points of this evacuation warning

• Affected area : District 7, the core area of ​​Tehran, including the national TV station, radio station, police, three large hospitals, and some military facilities 

• Warning form : Israel issued a Persian version of the emergency evacuation order on X, with an accompanying map, warning local residents to "leave the risk area, and strikes will be carried out in the next few hours." 

• Iran responds : In response, the Iranian military issued an evacuation order for the southern Israeli city of Ramat Gan, showing that both sides are exerting equal pressure on civilian impacts.

🌐 In-depth analysis: Will the crisis continue to escalate?

1. The open threat to civilian areas - Israel launched air strikes on the core urban areas and broadcasting facilities of Tehran, and issued a public evacuation order directly to civilians in the Iranian capital for the first time, indicating that it is carrying out a "deterrent strike".

2. The situation may be one of mutual deterrence - Iran warned of an air strike on Ramat Gan, and even though the coverage was not as good as Israel's evacuation order, it clearly sent a "tit-for-tat" signal.

3. Public panic escalated - more than 100,000 people fled the city center of Tehran; the evacuation area affected hospitals and media organizations, greatly intensifying psychological and physical pressure.

4. The international community is highly alert - the United Nations and human rights organizations have repeatedly urged that civilian targets should not be affected; at the same time, Europe, the United States and the Gulf countries have stepped up efforts to mediate and de-escalate the situation.

🔍 Summary and Outlook: Is there no hope for a ceasefire in the short term?

The Israeli military's evacuation order for Tehran is an important signal that the conflict is shifting to the core area of ​​the capital. The purpose of this action may be to "precisely strike key facilities" and weaken the morale of the Iranian people through civilian evacuation.

If such interactive air strike warnings continue to appear in the next 72 hours, the scope of the conflict will be at risk of tilting towards a larger-scale urban war. The local situation, media control, and infrastructure recovery will all become triggers for judgment.

🔔 Focus:

• Evacuation trends : whether roads, the Internet, and gas stations are severely affected;

• Targets of air strikes : If targets related to nuclear facilities are gradually eliminated, continued attacks on hospitals, radio stations and other facilities will intensify international attention;

• Possible third-party intervention : whether Middle Eastern countries such as Qatar and Saudi Arabia will mediate, or whether the United Nations will provide a humanitarian window;

• Changes in the attitudes of Israel and Iran : whether there is any further path to peace, such as whether the "ceasefire agreement" emphasized by Trump has substantive significance.