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Swiss ambassador to Iran leaves conflict-hit country

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June 20, 2025
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Iranian ambassador leaves Tehran: embassy closed

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The Swiss ambassador to Iran left Tehran on Thursday night, Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis has announced.


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June 20, 2025 – 15:42

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The ambassador arrived in Azerbaijan in the morning with the seven remaining members of the Tehran embassy.

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Five members had already left the city with their families on Tuesday following the decision by the head of the department to temporarily close the embassy.

Any equipment that needed to be secured had also been evacuated, said Cassis.

The buildings have been closed and local staff are no longer on site, apart from a caretaker.

“However, they remain our employees”, Cassis added.

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A photo made available by the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) shows rescuers at the site of an airstrike on a residential area in Tehran, Iran, 17 June 2025.

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