Tehran, with a population exceeding 10 million, faces logistical challenges in evacuating its residents as Israel issues evacuation orders following a series of deadly strikes. The city's heavy traffic exacerbates the situation, making rapid exit impossible. Experts view these evacuation prompts as psychological warfare aimed at instilling fear among Iranians. Israeli officials, including spokesperson Avichay Adraee, underscore the severity of the situation with dramatic warnings, while the United States also calls for immediate evacuation. Ultimately, the reality of commuting in a densely populated city hampers any swift evacuation efforts.
The heavy traffic congestion in Tehran makes evacuation implausible; the capital's population of 10 million presents significant challenges for a safe and swift departure.
The evacuation calls, described as psychological warfare, come amidst a series of Israeli airstrikes that have intensified in the past week, marking a critical escalation.
Israeli spokesperson Avichay Adraee's warning to residents included a 3D map detailing evacuation routes, echoing previous alerts issued in conflicts against Gaza and Lebanon.
President Trump's urgent call for evacuation of Tehran highlights the dire situation, yet logistical realities mean that a mass exodus is nearly impossible.
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