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U.S. Embassy: Iran's airspace has partially reopened as of April 21. American citizens are urged to leave Iran now by air or by land to Armenia, Azerbaijan, Türkiye, or Turkmenistan.
The embassy warned that Iran may prevent U.S. citizens from departing or charge an "exit fee." Dual nationals must exit on Iranian passports. Americans are told not to travel to Afghanistan, Iraq, or the Pakistan-Iran border area.
