Poland is planning to evacuate about 200 citizens from Israel. They will be brought back to their country in the next two or three days.
Poland’s Deputy Foreign Minister Henryk Moszka-Dędys said this at a press conference on Monday. “We are only going to bring back those citizens who have been stranded in Israel for a few days for travel or other purposes,” she said.
The BBC reported that Poland is unable to repatriate citizens by plane due to the current closure of Israeli airspace. In this case, the citizens will first be taken by land to the Jordanian capital. From there, they will return to Poland by plane.
Israel launched an unprecedented attack on Iran last Friday. In which top military officers, nuclear scientists and senior officials were killed. Tehran claimed that 78 people were killed in the attack. After that, Israel and Iran continued to exchange attacks throughout Saturday night. Many people were killed in both countries.
The Israeli government said Iran had fired a total of 200 missiles and drones into Israel. These missiles and drones hit at least 22 locations. In addition to killing 13 people, 380 Israelis were injured in the attacks. They claimed that among the casualties, Nde will return.
