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This news report details the escalating tensions in Iran as widespread protests continue to intensify across the country. The Unidentified speaker notes that the Iranian government is on high alert following statements from the US, with the Khamenei regime warning neighbouring nations that US bases could be targeted if Washington intervenes. A significant quote from the report highlights that 'Tensions in Iran have escalated and it's become widespread as the protests continue each passing day.' The bulletin further mentions the temporary withdrawal of US personnel from the Al Udeid airbase in Qatar as a precautionary measure. India has responded by issuing a safety advisory for its citizens in Iran, urging them to avoid demonstration areas. Additionally, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has reportedly held discussions with the Iranian Foreign Minister regarding the evolving regional situation, which the speaker describes as a boiling point of uncertainty.
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