The Kenyan government has ordered the immediate evacuation of its citizens from Israel and Iran due to the escalating conflict between the two nations. Citizens are urged to register for assistance.

• Over 100,000 residents displaced in Iran following Israeli evacuation warnings.
• State Department for Diaspora Affairs is coordinating the evacuation and providing registration details.
• Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’oei expressed concerns about the implications of the conflict for regional and global peace.

The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has called for an immediate de-escalation of the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, warning of a potential humanitarian crisis that could endanger millions of refugees.

• 3.5 million refugees in Iran, primarily Afghans, are at risk due to the conflict.
• Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, emphasized the urgency of preventing another refugee crisis.
• The U.S. has announced new sanctions against Iran’s defense sector while European diplomats attempt to mediate talks, highlighting the rapidly narrowing diplomatic window.

The Kenyan government is preparing to evacuate its citizens from Israel and Iran as military tensions escalate between the two countries. Nationals are urged to register for evacuation amidst a security advisory.

• Kenyan citizens in conflict areas should register for evacuation using a provided QR code.
• Roseline Njogu, Principal Secretary for Diaspora Affairs, emphasized the importance of safety and caution.
• Days of attacks have closed airspace, disrupting travel, with thousands of foreigners already evacuated since the conflict began last week.