Israeli military tells people in Iran to avoid using trains

Commuters wait for their train at a metro station in the capital Tehran on January 24, 2026. (FILE/AFP)

TEL AVIV: The Israeli military on Tuesday told people ​in Iran not to use trains or go near railway lines.
“For the ‌sake of ‌your ​security, ‌we ⁠kindly ​request that ⁠from this moment until 21:00 Iran time, you refrain from using ⁠and traveling by train ‌throughout ‌Iran,” ​the ‌military posted on ‌its Persian-language account on X.
“Your presence on trains and ‌near railway lines endangers your life.”
Israel together ⁠with ⁠the US has been at war with Iran since their initial attacks on the Middle Eastern country ​on February ​28.