DON'T GO TO ISRAEL or IRAN says Indian Government | Russian army deployed near Israel

 from TVS News reports that India has issued a travel advisory against traveling to Iran and Israel due to the volatile situation in both countries. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of India has warned that the situation may worsen and that there is uncertainty regarding potential attacks and demarcation lines. Russia, France, Germany, and other countries have also deployed military forces near Israel and Iran. The Russian military presence is significant due to their large number of soldiers in Syria and their forces moving towards the borders of Israel and Iran. The speaker advises Indian travelers to avoid unnecessary travel to these countries, follow safety protocols, and stay informed. The Indian embassy in Tehran is not easily accessible, and there are restrictions on Indian travelers in Iran. The speaker also mentions Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence and encourages viewers to find the source of the Stanford AI Kickstart program on a specific page. 
that India has issued a travel advisory against traveling to Iran and Israel due to the volatile situation in both countries. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of India has warned that the situation may worsen and that there is uncertainty regarding which countries may attack whom, where the demarcation lines are, and where Indian citizens may be targeted. Russia, France, Germany, and other countries have also deployed their travel advisories and military forces near Israel and Iran. Russia's military presence is particularly significant as they have a large number of soldiers in Syria, and their forces are moving towards the borders of Israel and Iran. The situation in the Middle East is complex, with many countries involved, including Iran, Israel, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Turkey. The United States intelligence has warned of potential attacks on Israel, and there have been reports of drones carrying missiles over Israel. The situation is fluid, and it is unclear who will be attacked and where the demarcation lines are. India is urging its citizens to avoid traveling to these countries altogether.
the deployment of Russian forces near Israel and Iran and the potential risks for Indian workers traveling to those countries. The speaker mentions that there is a lack of clarification regarding the safety of Indian workers in Israel and that the Indian embassy has issued travel advisories to avoid travel to Iran and Iran's border with Iraq. The speaker also mentions that the Indian embassy in Tehran is not easily accessible and that there are restrictions on Indian travelers in Iran. The speaker advises Indian travelers to avoid unnecessary travel and to follow the last line of defense, which includes staying informed and avoiding high-risk areas. The speaker also mentions that Mahatma Gandhi once said that if one is hit, one should not retaliate, as this could lead to chaos and darkness for the entire world. The speaker then asks the audience a question about the source of the Stanford AI Kickstart program and encourages them to visit a specific page to find the answer.